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1/27/2014 Vita of James Ogg

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Expanded vita Jan, 2014

JAMES G. OGG

Professor Department of Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Science Purdue University West Lafayette, Indiana 47907-1397 U.S.A. Tel. (1-765) 494-868l (office); 496-1210 (fax) 494-0257 (Mesozoic Stratigraphy Lab) 743-0400 (home) e-mail: jogg @ purdue.edu STATISTICS Birthdate: 25 November l952, Frederick, Maryland; Married: Gabi Ogg (Micropaleontologist researcher; Timescale graphics) sons -- Yasha Michael & Nikolas Christopher Ogg RESEARCH INTERESTS Marine Stratigraphy, Paleoceanography, Paleomagnetism, Sedimentology Main specializations: Geological time scale calibration and Web-accessible databases Cycle stratigraphy Jurassic and Cretaceous paleoceanography and paleoclimate. Mesozoic magnetostratigraphy Current research programs (Jan., 2014): TimeScale Creator database and visualization system (joint product of Purdue engineering and

geoscience student teams, Geologic TimeScale Foundation, and International Commission on Stratigraphy)

Global databases of basin statigraphy (joint projects with different geological surveys and stratigraphy commissions, including Australia, Germany, Canada, China, India, Argentina, etc.)

Geological Time Scale 2016 (coordinating author, to be published by Elsevier Publ. for International Geological Congress in, Aug’16). [This follows three previous compilations -- Gradstein, Ogg, Smith, Geologic Time Scale 2004 (Cambridge Univ. Presss); Ogg, Ogg, Gradstein, Concise Geologic Time Scale 2008 (Cambridge Uni. Press); and Gradstein, Ogg, Schmitz and Ogg (coordinators), Geologic TimeScale 2012 (Elsevier Publ.)]

Astronomical tuning of the Mesozoic Era High-resolution correlation of Boreal and Tethyan faunal realms during Middle and Late Jurassic

(Bajocian through Tithonian) using integrated magnetostratigraphy, sequence stratigraphy, and cycle-stratigraphy


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Super-greenhouse conditions and elevated ocean acidity resulting from the Ontong-Java Plateau “super-plume” of mid-Cretaceous

I. GENERAL INFORMATION A. PRESENT POSITION: Professor, Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, Purdue University, West

Lafayette, Indiana B. EDUCATION 1975 B. S. California Institute Technology, in Geology 1975 M. S. California Institute Technology, in Planetary Geology 1981 Ph.D. Scripps Inst. Oceanography (Univ. Calif. at San Diego), in Oceanography C. PREVIOUS POSITIONS Scripps Institution of Oceanography (Geological Research Division) 1975-1981 Research Assistant and Teaching Assistant 1983-1984 Research Associate 1984-1986 Assistant Researcher II (assistant professor on research contract) University of Wyoming (Department of Geology and Geophysics) 1981-1983 Postdoctoral Fellowship, Paleomagnetics Laboratory, 1983-1984 Postdoctoral Research Associate (jointly with Scripps Inst. Ocean.) 1984-1986 Adjunct Assistant Professor Purdue University (Department of Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Science) 1986-1990 Assistant Professor 1990-1995 Associate Professor 1995- Professor D. AWARDS AND HONORS 1. Professional awards Geological Society of America: (1) Fellow of GSA (Oct, 2010) (2) Mary B. Ansari Best Reference Work Award (Nov., 2006) [For The Geologic Time Scale 2004; by Gradstein, Ogg and Smith] $500 from GSA’s Geoscience Information Society (GSIS) (3) Exceptional Reviewer for Geology (Dec, 2007) Education Ministry of China 2013-2017: Overseas Top Scholar Fellowship ((annual allocation of 2 months salary and all

expenses for 5 years),


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Appointed as Overseas Top Scholar Professor faculty member by Chinese University of Geosciences at Wuhan, China. The award is hosted by the Chinese State Key Laboratory of Biogeology and Environmental Geology. The annual 10-week stay will be during April-May-June for 2014 through 2017 (or longer).

SEPM: SEPM Excellence in Oral Presentation, AAPG Annual Convention, San Antonio, TX (April,

2008; to Linda Hinnov and James Ogg) American Association of Publishers 2012 -- PROSE Award (Second prize) in the category of Multi-volume Reference/Science for:

The Geologic Time Scale 2012 (Felix M. Gradstein, James G. Ogg, Mark D. Schmitz, and Gabi M. Ogg; 2-volumes, 1100 pages). [The 2012 PROSE awards had 518 entries from a total of 70 publishers across the United States and abroad.]

2. Purdue University awards (1) Undergraduate Advising (College of Science, Feb., 2008) (2) Graduate Student Mentoring (College of Science, Feb., 2008) 3. International Recognition (selected; most recent at top) China: 2013-2017 – See above for Overseas Top Scholar Professor faculty member by Chinese

University of Geosciences at Wuhan, China (provides 10 weeks salary, of which 1 month is academic-salary savings to Purdue, and all expenses)

2010: Visiting Professor (Nanjing Institute of Paleontology and Stratigraphy; Nanjing, People’s Republic of China; mid-July to mid-Aug, 2010) for expense-paid 4-week research stay

First International Symposium on Quantitative Stratigraphy and Palaeobiology and GBDB Summer Course -- Invited day-long short-course on TimeScale Creator as part of (Nanjing, China, 20-27 July 2010)

8th International Congress on the Jurassic System – Chair of Plenary Session, Invited Keynote address, and Member of Scientific Committee (Shehong of Suining, Sichuan Province, China; 9-13 August 2010)

1986-1987: Invited researcher, Chinese Academy of Geological Sciences, People's Republic of China (Oct-Nov, 1986; and Aug, 1987)


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Australia: 2014: Seven-month position as visiting research geologist (includes 5-month Academic

sabbatical) with Geoscience Australia (late June-early January, 2015; travel/lodging expenses, plus 6-week salary compensation for the summer-salary portion)

2013: Summer-research geologist with Geoscience Australia (July-early Aug, 2013; all expenses, plus salary compensation)

2012: Summer-research geologist with Geoscience Australia (late July-early Aug, 2012; all expenses, plus salary compensation)

2009: Summer-research geologist with Geoscience Australia (May-June, 2009; all expenses, plus salary compensation)

2008: Summer-research geologist with Geoscience Australia (May, 2008; all expenses, plus salary compensation)

2007: Visiting Fellow, Research School of Earth Sciences, The Australian National University, Canberra (Jan-May, 2007 = 5-month research leave).

Belgium: 2014: Invited 1-week short course on TSCreator and Earth-history visualization at Leuben University (March, 2014)

France: 2008: External PhD Reviewer (University of Paris; Feb-March, 2008) Germany: 2006: Visiting professor, GeoForschungsZentrum Potsdam, Potsdam, Germany (Aug-

Dec, 2006 = 5-month Academic sabbatical) New Zealand: 1999: Visiting professor, Institute of Geological and Nuclear Sciences, Lower Hutt,

New Zealand (Jan-May, 1999 = Academic sabbatical) England: 1997-1998: Visiting professor, Dept. of Earth Science, Oxford University, Oxford,

England (May-June, 1997; and June, 1998) Japan: 1989: Visiting professor, Dept. of Geology and Geophysics, Kochi University, Kochi,

Japan (May-June, 1989) Italy: 1988: Visiting distinguished professor and invited short course (magnetic stratigraphy),

Dipartmento Scienze della Terra, Universita della Calabria, Cosenza, Italy (Dec., 1988) 4. Invited International Presentations or Convener (major; others are listed at end of

Professional activities) 2013: Jurassic Symposium V (Trelew, Argentina), Invited Keynote (Jurassic TimeScale), with

all travel paid (15-21 Apr 2013) Strata 2013 (Lisbon, Portugal), Invited Co-convener of a session on integrated stratigraphy

(July 2013) SEPM: Geologic Solving with Microfossils III Conference (Univ. Houston, Houston),

invited 4-hour Workshop "TimeScale Creator and the 2012 Time Scale" (9-14 Mar 2013)

46th Annual Palynology Meeting (N.Amer. Micropaleontology Society; Canadian Association of Palynologists; American Assoc. Stratigraphic Palynology); invited 4-hour Workshop "TimeScale Creator and the 2012 Time Scale" (San Francisco, 20-24 Oct 2013)

2012: Geol. Soc. Amer. Annual Conference, Convener of two sessions 34th International Geological Congress, Co-convener of session (Brisbane, Aug, 2012) Geological Society of London conference on “High Fidelity: The Quest for Precision in

Stratigraphy and its Applications”, London, 16-17 May 2012 -- Geologic Time Scale 2012: overview – James Ogg

PLUS: Co-leader of Mesozoic of Dorset Coast field excursion (17-20 May)


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Geologic Time Scale symposium (University of Copenhagen and Maersk Petroleum, Copenhagen, Denmark, 8-11 Oct 2012) – Keynote “Geologic Time Scale 2012: overview”, and contributed talk “Earth history visualization system”

2010: First International Symposium on Quantitative Stratigraphy and Palaeobiology and GBDB Summer Course -- Invited day-long short-course on TimeScale Creator as part of (Nanjing, China, 20-27 July 2010)

8th International Congress on the Jurassic System – Chair of Plenary Session, Invited Keynote address ("Late Jurassic Time Scale"), and Member of Scientific Committee (Shehong of Siunng, Sichuan Province, China; 9-13 August 2010)

European Geophysical Union, Invited co-convener, Vienna (May, 2010) 2008: 33nd International Geological Congress, Invited co-convener and keynote, (Oslo. Aug,

2008) 2004: 32nd International Geological Congress, Invited co-convener and keynote, (Florence,

Aug, 2004) 2000: 31tst International Geological Congress, Invited co-convener and keynote (Rio de Janeiro,

Aug, 2000) 1998: European Geoscience ‘98, Invited keynote address (Keele, England, April, 1998). Invited short course on quantitative stratigraphy (cyclic sediment portion), Copenhagen,

Norway (May, 1998). 1996: Invited short course on cyclic sediments, Oslo, Norway (May, 1996) 29th International Geological Congress, Invited speaker and short-course (Beijing, China,

Aug, 1996). 1995: Invited speaker, Ocean Drilling Stratigraphic Database, Bremen, Germany (Dec., 1995) 1992: 4th International Conference on Paleoceanography, Invited speaker (Kiel, Germany, Sept,

1992), with 1000 DM honorarium. 1984: 27th International Geological Congress, Invited speaker (Moscow, July, 1984) plus, American Geological Institute Travel Award to this 27th IGC. E. PROFESSIONAL AND SCHOLARLY ASSOCIATIONS 1. Current Activities with INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION ON STRATIGRAPHY: International Commission on Stratigraphy (International Union of Geological Sciences) Secretary General (2000-2008) Subcommission on Stratigraphic Information – Chair (2008-2012) Subcommission on Jurassic Stratigraphy -- Voting member (2000-2016); Corresponding

member (1984-2000) Subcommission Secretary (2012-2013) Chairman/coordinator, Working Group on Jurassic Magnetostratigraphy (1984- ) Member, Oxfordian-Kimmeridgian Working Group (1985- ) Kimmeridgian-Tithonian Boundary Working Group (1989- ) Working Group on the Jurassic-Cretaceous Boundary (member, 1985- ) Committee on Quantitative Stratigraphy (member, 1987-2000) 2. Other Current International Activities: Geologic TimeScale Foundation – serving as Executive Director (2009-)


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Serving on Board of Directors (2009-) DOSECC (Continental drilling) Board of Directors (representing Purdue University) (1999-

Spring, 2010; and again from 2012 -) Editorial Board, Newsletters on Stratigraphy (2008- ) Editorial Board, Journal of Earth Systems Science Education (1999- ) CHRONOS Board of directors (2004-Present) (www.chronos.org; a multi-institution program

funded by NSF) for developing major databases for Earth history research and education. Websites: www.eas.purdue.edu/chronos/ for overview.

PaleoStrat Advisory board of PaleoStrat (www.paleostrat.org) for outcrop-based stratigraphic data (funded by NSF). Invited to serve, beginning in Jan 2007.

3. Past National and International Professional Activities DOSECC (Continental drilling) Science Planning Committee (2004-2007) Associate Editor: Journal of Geophysical Research (3-year term, 1994-1997) U.S. Science Advisory Committee (USSAC; under NSF) to Ocean Drilling Program and Joint

Institutions of Oceanography [NSF contractor for Ocean Drilling Program] (3-year term, 1995-1998)

Circum-Pacific Jurassic Research Group, International Geological Correlation Program (Project #l7l) (member, 1983-88).

Global Sedimentary Geology Program (International Union of Geological Sciences) (1987- 1991)

Cyber-Infrastructure Task Group for the Earth Sciences (2004) Glossary of Geology, Assistant editor (stratigraphy) for 2005 edition (American Geological

Institute) Contributing editor, Encyclopedia of Stratigraphy (2008-2011) SEPM Electronic-Publishing Task Group (2003-2005) ICS Working Group on the Triassic-Jurassic Boundary (1986-2008) 4. International Ocean Drilling Cruises and Expeditions Served on 10 DSDP-ODP legs (1980-2004) in capacities of paleomagnetist, sedimentologist, and

core-log integration specialist: DSDP Leg 76, Western North Atlantic (Paleomagnetist and Sedimentologist); l980 (Oct-Dec) DSDP 89, Western Central Pacific (Paleomagnetist); l982 (Oct-Nov) DSDP 93, Western North Atlantic (Sedimentologist and Paleomagnetist); l983 (May-June) ODP Leg 103, Eastern North Atlantic (Paleomagnetist and Sedimentologist); l985 (Apr-June) ODP Leg 123, Indian Ocean and NW Australia (Stratigrapher and Paleomagnetist); l988

(Aug-Nov) "Lost Ocean Expeditions"; Nepal Himalayas, Mesozoic passive margin stratigraphy and

paleomagnetism (international group paleontologists and stratigraphers, in coordination with Ocean Drilling Program Legs l22-l23); l988 (Mar-Apr) and 1991 (Mar-Apr)

ODP Leg 129, Western Equatorial Pacific, (Stratigrapher and Sedimentologist); 1989 (Nov-Jan)

ODP Leg 144, Central Pacific (Sedimentologist and Core-Integration Specialist); 1992 (May-July)

Jurassic/Cretaceous Boundary (Mexico, California, Spain); sponsored by NSF through University of Texas at Dallas and by University of Mexico (Stratigrapher); 1994 (May-June)

ODP Leg 171, Atlantic Shelf of Florida (Stratigrapher and Paleomagnetist); 1997 (Jan-Feb) ODP Leg 192, Ontong Java Plateau, Equatorial Pacific (Stratigrapher); 2000 (Sept-Nov)


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ODP Leg 207, Demerara Rise, Equatorial Atlantic (Paleomagnetist); 2003 (Jan-Mar) 5. Current Scholarly Associations Fellow in: Geological Society of America (GSA) [2010 onward] Membership in: American Geophysical Union (AGU) Society of Sedimentary Geology (SEPM) American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS)


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II. TEACHING A. TEACHING ASSIGNMENTS AND COURSE EVALUATIONS AT PURDUE (1986-

2012)*

Year Course Title Credit, Enroll Student Course Instructor & Type Level Evaluation Evaluation

1986, Fall Geos 104 Oceanography 3, Lect. 210 F-Sr 1987, Spr Geos 474 Sedim.&Strat. 4, Lect-Lab 10 J-Sr-G 4.2 4.5 1987, Fall Geos 104 Oceanography 3, Lect. 190 F-Sr 3.7 3.7 1988, Spr Geos 474 Sedim.&Strat. 4, Lect-Lab 18 J-Sr-G 4.8 4.9 Geos 591K Sed. Petrology 3, Lect.-Lab 4 J-Sr-G 1988, Fall Geos 591B Paleomagnetics 3, Lect.-Lab 5 J-Sr-G 1989, Spr Geos 474 Sedim.&Strat. 4, Lect-Lab 5 J-Sr-G 4.3 4.3 1989, Fall Geos 104 Oceanography 3, Lect. 183 F-Sr 3.7 3.9 1990, Spr Geos 474 Sedim.&Strat. 4, Lect-Lab 6 J-Sr-G Geos 591R Paleoclimate 3, Lect. 3,+5 audit J-Sr-G 1990, Fall Geos 104 Oceanography 3, Lect. 258 F-Sr 3.4 3.6 1991, Spr Geos 474 Sedim.&Strat. 4, Lect-Lab 5 J-Sr-G 1991, Fall Geos 104 Oceanography 3, Lect. 393 F-Sr 3.3 3.4 1992, Spr Geos 474 Sedim.&Strat. 4, Lect-Lab 4 J-Sr-G 1992, Fall Geos 104 Oceanography 3, Lect. 363 F-Sr 3.5 3.7 1993, Spr Geos 474 Sedim.&Strat. 4, Lect-Lab 4 J-Sr-G Geos 104 Oceanography 3, Lect. 193 F-Sr 3.6 3.6 1993, Fall Geos 104 Oceanography 3, Lect. 300 F-Sr 3.6 3.8 1994, Spr Geos 474 Sedim.&Strat. 4, Lect-Lab 8 J-Sr-G 4.8 Geos 391 Global Change

Modeling 3, Lect-Lab 11 J-Sr-G 4.1 4.2

1994, Fall Geos 191 Home Planet 3, Lect 3 J-Sr-G Geos 104 Oceanography 3, Lect. 290 F-Sr 3.1 3.1 1995, Spr Geos 391 Global Change


Geos 474 Sedim.&Strat. 4, Lect-Lab 20 J-Sr-G 4.9 4.7 1995, Fall Geos 104 Oceanography 3, Lect. 270 F-Sr 4.1 4.1 1996, Spr Atms 420 Global Change

Modeling 3, Lect-Lab 10 J-Sr-G 3.9?

Geos 474 Sedim.&Strat. 4, Lect-Lab 20 J-Sr-G 4.5 1996, Fall Geos 104 Oceanography 3, Lect. 220 F-Sr 4.1

* Notes: Teaching loads in 1988 Fall, 1989 Fall, and 1991 Spring were reduced because of research commitments which provided academic salary. Evaluation of teaching is taken from the Instructional Evaluation Summary: Question #10 ("When compared to other instructors I have had, this instructor was ...") and Question #15 ("When compared to other courses I have had, this course was ..."), in which the highest rating is a "5", a "good" rating is "4", and an "average" rating is "3". In courses with enrollments less than 6, the responses are not tabulated by the department, therefore the ratings were computed directly from the returned questionaires. For comparison, the departmental averages for Instructor Evaluation for all EAS faculty from 1985-1993 are: 3.7 for 100-level courses, 4.4 for undergraduate courses (200-400), and 4.5 for graduate courses. Course evaluation statistics for sessions having enrollments less than 5 are not tabulated by the Department; therefore the averages (in italics) are compiled directly from the computer forms. Dual-listed courses (e.g., Geos 391/FNR 498 in Spring, 1995) had only evaluations for the Geos portion of enrollment provided to the Department.


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1997, Spr Atms 420 Global Change Modeling

3, Lect-Lab 20 J-Sr-G

Geos 474 Sedim.&Strat. 4, Lect-Lab 16 J-Sr-G 1997, Fall Geos 104 Oceanography 3, Lect. 250 F-Sr 1998, Spr Geos 104 Oceanography 3, Lect. 198 F-Sr 4.1 Geos 474 Sedim.&Strat. 4, Lect-Lab 8 J-Sr-G 4.0 1998, Fall Atms 420 Global Change

Modeling 3, Lect-Lab 4 J-Sr-G 4.0

Geos 104 Oceanography 3, Lect. 239 F-Sr 4.1 1999, Spr (Sabbatical

1999, Fall Atms 420 Global Change Modeling

3, Lect-Lab 3 J-Sr-G

Geos 104 Oceanography 3, Lect. 220 F-Sr 2000, Spr Geos 474 Sedim.&Strat. 4, Lect-Lab 8 J-Sr-G 2000, Fall EAS 104 Oceanography 3, Lect. 167 F-Sr 3.6 4.0 EAS 109 Dynamic Earth 3, Lect. 75 F 4.1 4.3 2001, Spr EAS 474 Sedim.&Strat. 4, Lect-Lab 5 J-Sr-G 4.7 4.9 EAS 420 Global Change


2001, Fall EAS 104 Oceanography 3, Lect. 145 F-Sr 4.3 4.7 EAS 109 Dynamic Earth 3, Lect. 75 F 3.4 4.2 2002, Spr EAS 474 Sedim.&Strat. 4, Lect-Lab 5 J-Sr-G 4.7 4.9 EAS 591f Remote

Sensing. 3, Lect-Lab 6 J-Sr-G n/a n/a

2002, Fall EAS 104 Oceanography 3, Lect. 136 J-Sr-G 4.3 4.8 EAS 109 Dynamic Earth 3, Lect. 73 F 3.9 4.6 EAS 473 3, Lect 2 F-Sr n/a n/a 2003, Spr EAS 390 Field Methods 3, Lect-Lab 3 J-Sr n/a n/a 2003, Fall EAS 104 Oceanography 3, Lect. 138 F-Sr 4.7 4.1 EAS 109 Dynamic Earth 3, Lect. 61 F 4.1 3.3 2004, Spr EAS 474 Sedim.&Strat. 4, Lect-Lab 8 J-Sr-G 4.7 4.9 2004, Fall EAS 104 Oceanography 3, Lect. 132 F-Sr 3.9 4.2 EAS 109 Dynamic Earth 3, Lect. 68 F 4.2 4.5 2005, Spr EAS 191 Oil ! 3, Lect. 24 F-Sr 4.3 4.8 2005, Fall EAS 104 Oceanography 3, Lect. 135 J-Sr-G 4.0 4.4 EAS 151 Oil ! 3, Lect. 24 F-Sr 4.6 4.6 2006, Spr EAS 474 Sedim.&Strat. 4, Lect-Lab J-Sr-G 3.7 4.1 2006, Fall (Sabbatical

2007, Spr (Sabbatical

2007, Fall EAS 104 Oceanography 3, Lect. 140 J-Sr-G 4.1 4.5 EAS 151 Oil ! 3, Lect. 54 F-Sr 4.2 4.3 2008, Spr EAS 391 Energy (joint) 3, Lect. F-Sr 2008, Fall EAS 104 Oceanography 3, Lect. 140 J-Sr-G 3.8 4.1 EAS 151 Oil ! 3, Lect. 75 F-Sr 4.1 4.3 ECE 379 Vert. Integr. Proj. 2, Lect-Lab 5 J-Sr-G 2009, Spr EAS 591 Geoinformatics 4, Lect-Lab 15 J-Sr-G [ joint ] EAS 474 Sedim.&Strat 4, Lect-Lab J-Sr-G ECE 379 Vert. Integr. Proj. 2, Lect-Lab 5 J-Sr-G 2009, Fall EAS 104 Oceanography 3, Lect. 129 J-Sr-G 3.7 4.1 EAS 151 Oil ! 3, Lect. 43 F-Sr 4.0 4.1 ECE 379 Vert. Integr. Proj. 2, Lect-Lab 5 J-Sr-G 2010, Spr EAS 591 Geoinformatics 4, Lect-Lab 15 J-Sr-G [ joint ] ECE 379 Vert. Integr. Proj. 2, Lect-Lab 5 J-Sr-G 2010, Fall EAS 104 Oceanography 3, Lect. 122 J-Sr-G 3.9 4.3


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EAS 301 Oil ! 3, Lect. 35 F-Sr 4.5 4.7 ECE 379 Vert. Integr. Proj. 2, Lect-Lab 5 J-Sr-G 2011, Spr. EAS 474 Sedim.&Strat 4, Lect-Lab J-Sr-G 3.3 4.0 ECE 379 Vert. Integr. Proj. 2, Lect-Lab 4 J-Sr-G ECE 379 Vert. Integr. Proj. 2, Lect-Lab 5 J-Sr-G 2011, Fall EAS 104 Oceanography 3, Lect. 48 J-Sr-G 4.4 4.1 EAS 301 Oil ! 3, Lect. 88 J-Sr 4.3 4.4 ECE 379 Vert. Integr. Proj. 2, Lect-Lab 5 J-Sr-G 2012, Spr ECE 379 Vert. Integr. Proj. 2, Lect-Lab 5 J-Sr-G 2012, Fall EAS 104 Oceanography 3, Lect. 72 J-Sr 3.6 4.1 EAS 301 Oil ! 3, Lect. 116 J-Sr 4.3 4.5 ECE 379 Vert. Integr. Proj. 2, Lect-Lab 5 J-Sr-G 2013, Spr. EAS 474 Sedim.&Strat 4, Lect-Lab 11 J-Sr-G 4.0 4.0 ECE 379 Vert. Integr. Proj. 2, Lect-Lab 5 J-Sr-G 2013, Su EAS 391 Dolomite Field 3, Field Lab 6 J-Sr-G 2013, Fall EAS 104 Oceanography 3, Lect. 80 J-Sr 3.7 4.5 EAS 301 Oil ! 3, Lect. 114 J-Sr 3.9 4.3 ECE 379 Vert. Integr. Proj. 2, Lect-Lab 6 J-Sr-G 2014, Spr. EAS 474 Sedim.&Strat 4, Lect-Lab 15 J-Sr-G ECE 379 Vert. Integr. Proj. 2, Lect-Lab 5 J-Sr-G Every semester (both Fall and Spring) from 2008 through Spr. 2014, I co-teach a section of

Engineering “VIP” (Vertical Integrated Projects”) course -- ECE 379/479. My section typically has 3 to 6 students. I also co-fund the visiting co-instructor (Aaron Ault) for his assistance in this course.

Additional outreach course:

Spring 2010 OIL – WALLA course (12 hr)

ca. 50

NOTE: Special Honors sessions of Oil, Independent or guided study courses (EAS 391; 591) for

graduate or undergraduates are not included above, nor are the Masters/Doctorate research courses.

B. SELECTED DISCUSSION OF COURSES “Oil !”. Originally taught as EAS 191 (Spring) with enrollment of 24 (limited by room

size), approved a large EAS 151 course for Fall 2005, and currently capped at 80 (room size). This as intended to become a dual-listed course with Liberal Arts (political science, economics). However, it was now changed to EAS 301, as a “Great Issues” course.

Oceanography (EAS 104) – enrollment is capped by room size to 140. [The 2011 offering suffered from being assigned to a dismal 4:30-5:20 pm slot.]


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III. OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS TO UNDERGRADUATE EDUCATION A. INDEPENDENT OR TUTORIAL COURSES EAS 104 "Oceanography" is an independent study program designed by James Ogg and

administered through the Center for Instructional Research. There have been students taking this course every semester since 1988; but this was discontinued in 2011, because Purdue went to on-line offerings, rather than self-directed paper ones (which was this one).

Geos/EAS 591 directed-study courses in "Marine Biology" (Spring, 1998), "Simulating the Earth", "Marine Mammals", "Modeling the Earth", "Applications of Paleomagnetism", “Cycle Stratigraphy” (Summer, 1998), etc. have been provided to certain undergraduate and beginning graduate students who wish to pursue advanced topics in the marine sciences or other fields.

Graduate independent studies, research, and theses in paleoclimate, sedimentology, stratigraphy, and paleomagnetism have also been supervised each semester.

B. UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH PROGRAM Earth and Atmospheric Science: l987 Martha Sutula -- Pacific plate motion (senior project) l988 Russell Schwab -- Oxfordian magnetostratigraphy; paleomagnetics data analysis

programs 1990 Beth Hunt -- Statistics of paleomagnetic data 1992 Brian Greer -- Stratigraphy of Cretaceous guyots of the Pacific 1994-5 Richard Jones -- Visualization of Earth Systems 1995 Diane Jones -- Comprehensive Mesozoic time scale 1997 John Foster -- Eocene-Paleocene magnetic time scale (including Oxford visit) 1998 Charlene Fricker -- Paleozoic time scale 2001-2004 Hilary Smith – Mid-Cretaceous super-greenhouse 2002 Megan Martz – Cretaceous carbon cycle 2004-2005 Edward Webb – GSSP database 2004-2005 Hilary Hubard – GSSP database 2004-2006 Justin Fitch – Paleozoic integrated stratigraphy 2003-2009 Grace Conyers – GSSP and Phanerozoic databases, Human time scale • Grace Conyers <[email protected]> – Undergraduate student (EAS); now graduate student in EAS

– worked part-time from September 15, 2007 to August, 2009 on datasets for TimeScale Creator visualization system (sea-level curves; geochemical trends; Pleistocene environmental cycles; Russian biostrat).

2007-2010 Alex Huang – Australian and New Zealand databases • Alex Huang <[email protected]> – Undergraduate student (EAS) – worked part-time from

September 15, 2007 to May, 2010 on datasets for TimeScale Creator visualization system (Australia regional bio-lithostratigraphy and cycles; New Zealand regional bio-lithostratigraphy). Received a first-place in Technology division at the Purdue University Undergraduate Exposition for his Australian earth-history database poster in April 2008; received 2nd place at the Purdue


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University Undergraduate Exposition for his dinosaur-evolution database poster in April 2009. SUPPORT – Half from main grant, half from Purdue Summer Undergrad Research Foundation.

2008-2008 Jessica Griffin – Arctic and North Sea databases • Jessica Griffin <[email protected]> – Undergraduate student (EAS) now Purdue graduate student

Fall 2008 onwards – worked part-time from May 15, 2008 to present on datasets for TimeScale Creator visualization system; including Arctic regions, and Austria-Germany regional bio-lithostratigraphy and cycles.

2008-2009 Frederick Chu – Phanerozoic genera (32,000) database • Frederick Chu <[email protected]> -- Undergraduate student (liberal arts) working part-time

from August 2008 to August, 2009 on datasets for TimeScale Creator, including Cenozoic oxygen-isotope curves, large igneous provinces, microfossil datums, ranges of marine genera (30,000; updated from Sepkoski compilation), Gulf of Mexico biostratigraphy, and other sets.

2008-2011 Jen Hui Chen – Russian and India databases; Canada transects • Jien Hui Chen <[email protected]> – Undergraduate student (computer science) – worked part-

time from September 15, 2007 to May 2010 on datasets for TimeScale Creator visualization system (mainly Russian regional biostratigraphy for entire Phanerozoic), and on New Zealand and Canada transects.

2008-2009 Kyle Johansen – TS-Creator website • Kyle Johansen <[email protected]>-- Undergraduate student (nuclear engineering) working on

TS-Creator website and New Zealand datasets; Dec 2008-Dec 2009. 2008-2009 Josh Vipat – India and Mideast databases • Josh Vipat <[email protected]>-- Undergraduate student (EAS) working on India and on Middle East

datapacks. Dec 2008 – August 2009. 2009-2010 Shawn Dedeker -- Indiana and Canada datapacks • Shawn Dedeker <[email protected]>-- Undergraduate student (EAS) working part-time on

Indiana and Canada datapacks for Earth history; August, 2009 to March, 2010. 2009-2009 Tyler Chishollm – New Zealand transects • Tyler Chisholm <[email protected]>-- Undergraduate student (EAS) working part-time on New

Zealand transect datapack; August, 2009 to Dec, 2009 (then left for NASA internship). 2009-2011 Jon Boening – Canada datapacks; Russian stratigraphy • Jon Boening <[email protected]> -- Undergraduate student working part-time from August 2009 to

present on datasets for TimeScale Creator, especially for Canada Arctic. His poster in Spring 2010 Purdue University Undergraduate Exposition (Mar, 2010) on the Canada datapacks was selected for participation in the Dean of Science’s Advisory Committee meeting in April, 2010.

Jon’s Purdue Undergrad Research poster (Mar, 2010) on the Canada datapacks was selected for participation in the Dean of Science’s Advisory Committee meeting in April, 2010

2010-2010 Brenton Chentik – New Zealand datapack • Brenton Chentik <[email protected]>-- Undergraduate work-study student (EAS) working part-

time on New Zealand transect and Canada datapacks for Earth history; Jan, 2010 to April, 2010. 2010-2010 Micah Chase – Transect database conversion system (manual, etc.) 2010-2010 Chris Stewart – Russian stratigraphy datapack


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2010-2011 Colleen Klockow – Ancient civilization datapack • Colleen Klockow <[email protected]> -- Undergraduate student (EAS) working part-time

from Jan 2010 on a human-history database, including civilization episodes and climate cycles.

2010-2010 Juan Herrera • Juan Herrera <[email protected]> -- Graduate student (PhD program EAS) working with

me on applying our new cycle-time scale to Late Jurassic sequence stratigraphy. We discovered that the famous Dorset “type sequences” are 400-kyr oscillations; and have a poster on this exciting understanding of the cause of such sequences at the Jurassic Congress (early Aug, 2010). Dec, 2009 to Aug, 2010, and probably longer as we prepare the publications.

2010-2011 Kristen Werling – Canada Arctic datapack 2010-2012 Justin Pflug – New Zealand transect datapack; foram-evolution; North Sea

transect suite 2011-2011 Dane Dudley – New Zealand transect datapack 2011-2011 Jane Block – Belgium datapack; vertebrate evolution 2011-2012 Cecilia Shaver – Indian plate and Middle East datapacks; Libya 2011-2012 Ashley Murray – Mayan-collapse module 2011-2012 Hugo Chuan – SE Asia datapack 2012-2014 Justin Wright – USA shale-oil stratigraphy 2012-2012 Alex Torres – Denmark stratigraphy With College of Engineering (Vertical Integrated Projects; etc.) 2004-2009 Adam Lugowski – TimeScale Creator JAVA software system • Adam Lugowski <[email protected]> – Graduate Student (Univ. Calif. Santa Barbara) – worked

part-time from September 15, 2007 to Dec, 2009 on TimeScale Creator visualization system for displaying stratigraphic data, including cycle-stratigraphy sections and astronomical tuning of geologic stages. Accomplished a related display system for PaleoStrat; which was intended to serve as our archive of cycle stratigraphy datasets. Worked with me at Geoscience Australia (Canberra), mid-May to mid-June 2008 and mid-May to end-June 2009, on enhancing stratigraphic column options and regional transects. SUPPORT – Majority of NSF supplemental grant for his time/travel for the PaleoStrat project, plus part of the main grant for his software assistance/enhancement.

• 2008-2009 Brendon Caulkins -- dynamic website for Earth-history (VIP project) Brendon Caulkins <[email protected]>-- Undergraduate student (engineering) working on

dynamic website for Earth-history reference data and on TS-Creator programming from August, 2008 to Dec, 2009.

• 2008-2009 Catherine Brown -- dynamic website for Earth-history (VIP project) Catherine Brown <[email protected]>-- Undergraduate student (computer science) working

on dynamic website for Earth-history reference data and on TS-Creator programming from August, 2008 to Dec, 2009.

• 2009-2009 Sophia Dafinon -- dynamic website for Earth-history (VIP project) Sophia Dafinon <[email protected]>-- Undergraduate student (computer science)

working only four months on dynamic website for Earth-history reference data and on TS-Creator programming from August, 2009 to Dec, 2009.


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• 2010-2010 Bradley Van Dyk – Geographic user interface • Bradley Van Dyk <[email protected]>-- Undergraduate computer student working

during summer 2010 to make a geographic user-interface for accessing cycle-stratigraphy and other locality-specific columns within the TS-Creator system; May, 2010 to Sept, 2010.

2010-2011 Kee Shen Quah– Web-based user interface 2011-2012 Andrew Balmos – Web-based user interface 2010-2014 Nag Varun Chunduru – “Google Earth-type” zoom system; Depth-age

conversion routines; international-language system for global use, on-line datapack makers, data-mining for Earth history (he is very good!)

2014-2015 Zsika Philips – Web-based user interface Undergraduate Instructional staff partially supported on current NSF grant or on Digital

TimeScale funding; 2008-current: 2009-2014 Aaron Ault <[email protected]> -- Teaching assistant (College of Engineering), August

2008-present; of which we paid 15% of his salary. Supervised the computer science/engineering students (“VIP project”) working on dynamic websites and geographic interfaces for the Earth-history information systems.

“Publications” -- Mainly, their compilations are immediately installed on the public education

and research-reference websites of the International Subcommission on Stratigraphic Information – www.tscreator.org; OR https://engineering.purdue.edu/Stratigraphy/tscreator/; OR http://stratigraphy.science.purdue.edu/)

POSTERS by Undergrads (as first-author): SHELL-Day (2011) at Purdue had 5 of these by Justin Pflug, Cecilia Shaver, Nag Varun

Chunduru, and Gangi Palem GSA-Annual meeting (Minneapolis, Nov’11) had a group poster (the above undergrads,

plus Andrew Balmos) SHELL-Day at Purdue (Sept’12) had 5 posters by Justin Pflug, Cecilia Shaver, Nag Varun

Chunduru, and Gangi Palem GSA-Annual meeting (Nov’12) had a group poster (the same above undergrads, plus

Andrew Balmos) C. OUTREACH ACTIVITIES (K-12; general undergraduate; and geoscience public) – only

2007-2008 is summarized below. 1. Printed Material on Earth’s History Since 2004, largely as part of our role in the International Commission on Stratigraphy then with the Geologic TimeScale Foundation, we (Jim Ogg & Gabi Ogg) have concentrated on global distribution of free or “at cost” teaching resources for Earth History. Funding for production of these products have been sponsored by a consortium of petroleum companies (ExxonMobil, ChevronTexaco, BP, Statoil, Shell, ENI, Conoco), Australian National University, Geoscience Australia, the International Union of Geological Sciences (IUGS, headquartered in


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Norway) and EAS/Purdue. Some are joint products to be distributed by UNESCO (Commission for Geologic Map of the World). Poster “History of the Earth” (geologic time scale, life-through-time, and global

reconstructions). This was one of our contributions for the United Nations 2008 “International Year of Planet Earth”. The target audiences are secondary schools.

500 copies were printed/distributed in March-April 2007 through Australian National University (who funded it)

2000 copies were printed/distributed in summer 2007 through Geoscience Australia (who funded it).

3000 were printed/distributed in Nov’07-May’08 through EAS/Purdue (funded by EAS, with partial support from IUGS) – 500 at GSA 2007, 300 at AGU, 300 for Indiana geoscience teachers conference, 500 at GSA 2008, and 1000 intended for national distribution through AGI or NAGT.

Another printing with both English and French versions will be done by IUGS and the UNESCO Commission for the Geologic Map of the World for the United Nations 2008 “International Year of Planet Earth”. I am invited to Paris (March, 2008) to prepare this with the UNESCO commission.

Poster “A Geologic Time Scale 2008” (3x2 feet; prepared and printed in coordination with UNESCO Commission for the Geologic Map of the World). The first printing was sold out at the International Geological Congress (Oslo, August, 2008).

Australian Geo-History on-line (and on CD) – this is a version of the geological Time-Scale Creator that we developed with Geoscience Australia (the Australian geological survey) during 2008-09. In addition to the standard international suite, this version contains lithologic columns (about 500) of all Australian Phanerozoic basins, with each formation hot-linked into the GA Oracle database. Images of paleogeographic, facies and tectonic maps (about 200) are also hot-linked into on-line text of Australian history. The suite also includes reference wells for all major oil-gas reservoirs. This system is intended to be a model to put the geology of other continents “on-line”, and we are coordinating the next phase with the UNESCO Commission for the Geologic Map of the World.

Human Time Scale Creator – this is a version of the geological Time-Scale Creator that has records of all major cultures, prehistoric tool “zones”, ice core data and other environmental data. This is for an entirely different audience, and the first version will be released for audience testing in Spring 2008. This was developed by one of my undergrad research assistants.

Chart “International Divisions of Geologic Time” is freely available through the International Commission of Stratigraphy website (www.stratigraphy.org). [During 2006, this was also in Chinese translation in a review journal in that country]. This chart is now included in Encyclopedia Britannica and other reference/textbooks.

Chart “Geologic Time Scale 2004” (A3-sized). During late 2007, a new printing was sponsored by Idemitsu.

Plastic card “International Geologic Time Scale”. During 2007 through 2009, new versions were sponsored by Neftex, Chevron, ExxonMobil, ConocoPhilips, ENI and Aramco. The versions printed by ExxonMobil and Chevron are distributed to their employees and interviewed students.


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Mousepad “International Divisions of Geologic Time”. We produced a new version for the 2008 “International Year of Planet Earth”; which was printed/distributed through the UNESCO Commission for the Geologic Map of the World. We produced another version in summer 2009 with Geoscience Australia.

Bookmark “International Geologic Time Scale” (2004) 2. Earth history visualization and datapacks [Extract of annual report to International Commission on Stratigraphy] “TimeScale Creator” (Version 1 released in November, 2005; Version 2 in September, 2006; Version 3 in March, 2007; Version 4 in March, 2008; Version 4.2 released in Jan’10; Version 5.2 in Jan’11; Version 5.4 in Mar’12; Version 6.0 in Sept’12; along with an industrial “Time-Scale Creator Pro” for each release). This is our continuously-expanding “flagship” database-visualization system with hyperlinks to our stratigraphic-information website at Purdue (http://stratigraphy.science.purdue.edu). The major “versions” are a new software package, but database updates/enhancements are mounted approximately every three months. Current suite of “TimeScale Creator”: Version 5.4 of this free JAVA suite developed at Purdue University was released in March, 2012; and Version 6 with the GTS2012 age models was released in Sept, 2012. This is a continuously expanding database-visualization system with hyperlinks to our stratigraphic-information and other websites. The internal database contains approximately 30,000 biologic, magnetic and other major events in Earth’s history (status in Nov’11), plus an extensive set of geochemical and sea-level curves. This and other datasets are collaborations among the SSI group, ICS chairs who are participating in the GTS2012 projects, Purdue University and many data providers. Database updates/enhancements are mounted approximately every three months. The user selects the interval of time, chooses the type of data to be displayed, and this windows into Earth’s history appears on the screen, or can be downloaded as an SVG or PDF file for use in popular graphics programs. On-line “quick-start”, tutorials, exercises and a manual (200-page PDF with full training examples and exercises released in May’12) provide independent training in usage and developing one’s own datasets for insertion. Additional manuals explain how people can enter their own datasets, transects, geographic interfaces, cross-plots, etc. Version 5.0 (May 2011) includes capabilities for lithologic columns, images of paleogeographic maps, range charts, URL-hotlinks, geographic interface (both vertical perspective and “rectangular”), basin transect capability with floating labels and pop-ups, depth-vs-time on-screen cross-plot capabilities followed by automated outcrop-to-time conversion routine (which also converts geochem curves or other logs), superimposed geochemistry curve system, enhanced “focus-in” capabilities, ability to display images within range-charts or within pop-up windows, auto-priority display option to avoid overcrowding and many other features. We worked with PaleoStrat and with the GeoBiodiversity database teams to install systems to display their outcrop information for on-line users. In summer, 2011, our supported computer-science students prepared a web-based prototype to augment the current JAVA download version. They are working in spring 2012 to release this after running user-interface tests with selected volunteers. In 2011, we presented workshops to educational and research audiences in Houston (microfossil conference hosted by Chevron), Norway (workshop on regional stratigraphy) and Venezuala (PDVSA presentation and one-day workshop) on how to utilize the educational exercises, create one’s own datasets, and apply the datapacks for geoscience research. Posters


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and talks were presented at Geol. Soc. Amer. meeting (Oct, 2011), Shell Energy Day (Sept, 2011) and other venues. Regional Lexicon-linked databases and Other datapacks (2009-11 and ongoing 2012) NOTE: All regional visualization suites produced directly with geological surveys are freely available as datapacks through the SSI/TSC websites and as special pre-packaged TS-Creator versions through the websites of the individual geological surveys. All of the following projects were put on-line during 2009-2011 or are nearly completed for mounting for early 2012: Australian Geo-History – this was greatly enhanced in 2009-10 with Geoscience Australia (the Australian

geological survey). In addition to all types of Australian biostratigraphy with full references of calibrations, the datapack has a comprehensive array of lithologic columns (about 200) of all Australian Proterozoic and Phanerozoic basins and subbasins (and even finer detail in some regions), with each formation hot-linked into the GA Oracle database. Images of paleogeographic maps, tectonic maps and facies maps (about 50 of each) provide visual columns on Australian history, and are also hot-linked to additional on-line summaries. The suite also includes reference wells for all major oil-gas reservoirs (hot-linked to appropriate databases). There are over 9000 events/datums/formations. This extensive system is intended to be a model to put the geology of other continents “on-line”.

New Zealand Geo-History – In collaboration with the NZ Geological and Nuclear Sciences (their geological survey), an extensive (ca. 3000 entries) array now includes the main and all secondary biostratigraphic events and ranges for this region. Palynology events are linked to the NZ-hosted pollen-spore database. Lithostratigraphy and transects was added in 2010 for half of the New Zealand basins, and the entire region will be completed in 2011.

British Isles Lithostratigraphy. An extensive (ca. 2000 entries) array includes the Phanerozoic of all British basins, and has been vetted by the British Geological Survey. All formations are tied to the Lexicon of BGS.

Belgium Lithostratigraphy. This was a joint project with the Belgium stratigraphic commission (Dr. Van den Bergh, coordinator).

Russian Biostratigraphy. An extensive (7000 entries) array includes most biostratigraphic zones and major bioevents for all regions of Russia through the entire Phanerozoic. The suite was provided by T. Koren’ (All-Russian Geological Research Institute), and is based on her institutes book and extensive charts.

Russian Lithostratigraphy (NE Russia). Dr. T. Koren’ and her institute has provided an detailed compilation of Phanerozoic stratigraphy for NE Russia (ca. 80 columns for each system). The SSI has translated most of these charts, and the dataset will be mounted in early 2012. It is planned that this program with the All-Russian Geological Research Institute will eventually include syntheses for all of the Russian basins.

Russian Hydrocarbon Basins Lithostratigraphy. This set was mainly compiled from Siberian, Caspian and other regional reports of the U.S. Geological Survey.

NOTE: All three of these Russian datasets will be enhanced in 2011 in coordination with colleagues at the Academy of Science (with their funding provided by BP-Russia).

Canada Geo-History. A collaboration with the Geological Survey of Canada (G. Nowlan, coordinator) has completed approximately 200 stratigraphic columns spanning the Phanerozoic of interior Canada and its Arctic islands, plus an extensive Arctic transect. This project was distributed in mid-2011 for vetting before mounting for public use.

China Geo-History. An initial set of major biostratigraphic zonations (all major fossil groups) and of the lithostratigraphy for most major Chinese basins was completed during the summer of 2010 in collaboration with Nanjing’s Institute for Stratigraphy and Paleontology. The GeoBiodiversity group in Nanjing is proceeding with a much more detailed version in late 2011.

Gulf of Mexico Geo-History – An extensive (ca. 2000 entries) suite integrates biostratigraphy/sequence stratigraphy charts of Shell (provided by Mike Styzen), of Dick Fillon (formerly at Chevron), of PaleoData, of the USA MMS, and lithostratigraphy columns from the Gulf of Mexico DNAG volume (in turn, linked to the USGS Lexicon).


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Svalbard and Norwegian Sea Lithostratigraphy. All formations are tied to entries in Norlex. Alaskan and other Arctic Hydrocarbon Basin Lithostratigraphy. This includes conversions of many

regional reports of the U.S. Geological Survey. Marine Genera ranges. This is based on the Sepkoski (2002) compilation, as revised and updated by Leif

Tapanila. A user selects from 30,000 genera according to phylum and orders. Austria Lithostratigraphy. This is based on charts produced by the Austrian stratigraphic commission and

includes the Phanerozoic of basins and mountain belts. The dataset will put on-line in conjunction with the publication of the extensive book Geology of Austria (W. Piller et al.) by the Austria Stratigraphic Commission. Simultaneously, they will complete the on-line Lexicon for inter-linking.

Germany Lithostratigraphy . This includes the Phanerozoic of basins and mountain belts, and is based on charts produced by the German stratigraphic commission. The initial data entry was completed and awaits review from the BGR and German Commission on Stratigraphy. All formations are linked to the German stratigraphic on-line Lexicon.

India-Pakistan-Burma and Adjacent Regions Lithostratigraphy. This datapack includes the Phanerozoic of all onshore and offshore basins and mountain belts of the Indian subcontinent, and is based on charts produced by Rao et al (2007). Details on formations (and links) are from publications and the Indian directorate for hydrocarbons.

Middle East Lithostratigraphy – This is based on charts produced by GeoArabia and includes the Phanerozoic of basins and mountain belts. ExxonMobil and Qatar Petroleum have offered to aid in enhancing this public database.

The TimeScale Creator visualization package, developed as a joint Purdue computer-science and geoscience program (free JAVA package and database suite at: www.tscreator.org; OR https://engineering.purdue.edu/Stratigraphy/tscreator/), has been progressively enhanced during the past three years. The supporting datasets include a global set (ca. 300 columns; ca. 25,000 events plus geochemical and climatic records of ca. 50,000 values), Phanerozoic evolution of major genera (ca. 30,000 genera), extensive regional biostratigraphy and lithostratigraphy suites developed in collaboration with different geological surveys (Australia, Canada, Russia, New Zealand, Norway, Britain, etc.) and other regional groups (Gulf of Mexico, Middle East, India, etc.). A new “TS-Creator Lite” web-based system was developed by the Computer-Engineering undergraduate team in Fall, 2010; and will have a dedicated ECN server in 2011 to serve a global eduational audience. A geographic interface for regional datapacks was developed as part of this service. These projects are mainly supported by donations from geological surveys and petroleum companies, partly via the Geologic TimeScale Foundation. 3. Web sites (public outreach) www.tscreator.org = Download site for the free TimeScale Creator JAVA system - global

database (about 25,000 datums; plus geochem curves) and regional datapacks (e.g., Australia, New Zealand, Arctic, Gulf of Mexico, India, etc.) -- with a flexible visualization system.

http://stratigraphy.science.purdue.edu = Former website of the ICS Subcommission for Stratigraphic Information (J. Ogg, chair 2008-2012), and now hosted by the Geologic TimeScale Foundation. This is the central location for authoritative information on the divisions of geologic time, regional stages, time scales (via the TimeScale Creator), etc. [The main ICS website at www.stratigraphy.org, which formerly contained these


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subcommission products, is now under other leadership with content that is more specific to ICS activities.]

http://www.eas.purdue.edu/paleomag/ = Paleomag software designed for both research and undergraduate-level instruction. A student-oriented tutorial and sample instructional-lab is included.

4. Direct involvement with K-12 Schools November, 2009 – co-led 3-day field trip to Mammoth Cave region (full bus of high school students; with Dave Collins of West Lafayette High School) Spring 2007, I was part of “Researching with Scientists” program of CSIRO (Australia). As part of this program, I supervised 3 high-school students on database projects related to our “TimeScale Creator” and “Human TimeScale Creator” systems and joint work with climate cycles. Spring 2007 -- “Climate Change and Egypt” presentations to Lyneham High School and to Canberra Girls High School, Canberra, Australia Other Public Outreach 2010 “Oil !!”, Mini-course (total of 12 hours) series, Wabash Area Lifetime Learning

Association (WALLA), Morton Center, West Lafayette (ca. 50 people attended) (Mar-Apr., 2010)

2013 “The Switch”, Jim Ogg served as moderator and discussion at Lilly Nature Center for a showing of "SWITCH: Global Energy Understanding" for a local community audience (about 55 people). This new video co-sponsored by Geol. Soc. Amer. and Amer. Assoc. Petroleum Geologists will be shown at Purdue on 15th April hosted by the Purdue Energy Forum.

6. Media interviews: (1) “Time Lords”, Nature, May 2004 (v. 429; pg. 123-124) – An article in which I was

interviewed about the International Commission on Stratigraphy and standardization of the geologic time scale. (I also helped write the text.)

(2) “Geologic Time Gets a New Period”, BBC News, 17 May 2004 – A short news article about our establishment of the Ediacaran Period (latest Precambrian; beginning at the end of Snowball Earth conditions). There was also a brief news item in the global broadcast edition.

(3) Discover magazine, March 2007, on Earth History for their potential special issue accompanying “International Year of Planet Earth”.

(4) Science magazine, “A Time War Over The Period We Live In” (26 Jan, 2008; v. 319: 402-403) – interview with Richard Kerr on defining the Quaternary.

(5) Phone interviews with Ottawa Citizen and the Current Science (both in Feb, 2008) about the Anthropocene (a proposed stage of the Holocene to encompass the past 200 years). The Ottawa Citizen article was picked up in several Canadian newspapers.

(6) Science News magazine, “Paleozoic Sealevels” (Oct, 2008)


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IV. CREATIVE ENDEAVOR, RESEARCH AND SCHOLARSHIP A. Current Research Program – selected aspects Main Goal – Establishing a high-resolution time scale and database framework for understanding

processes and linkages within the Earth system (climate, oceans, atmosphere, life, tectonics) throughout time.

A. Earth History databases and compilations (TimeScale Creator, Concise Geological Time

Scale 2008, Geologic TimeScale 2012 suite); and International Commission on Stratigraphy

The Concise Geological Time Scale 2008 was the main product of my 2006-07 academic sabbatical and research leave. This is a comprehensive review of all geological time divisions and the associated absolute (millions of years) time scale. As with the 2004 version, this program involves a large global network of geoscientists contributing their expertise. But, in contrast, this concise book is mainly authored by myself, with Gabi Ogg doing all the graphics. In my role as Secretary General of the International Commission on Stratigraphy (through 2008), I coordinated activities of 16 subcommissions (with over 500 members, and an annual budget of about $50,000). These groups are responsible for deciding the global definitions of all geological stage divisions, for coordinating databases and standards for all types of stratigraphic methods, and for compiling a common international geological time scale and "code" for stratigraphy. Our ICS web site with a wealth of information is http://stratigraphy.science.purdue.edu; which is mainly compiled by myself and Gabi Ogg. This website has achieved success by providing authoritative free charts and continual “state-of-the-science” updates. Our major TimeScale Creator database and visualization system is explained under “Outreach” on the first pages of this report (see above). In 2007-09, we had an exciting collaboration with Geoscience Australia to digitize a summary of all of Australia’s basin geology, including on-line linkages to their Oracle database for additional in-depth material. This will be a prototype for our efforts in the coming years to place all Earth history onto a convenient framework that is accessible to both the general public and to specialty researchers. In 2009, we began official programs with the New Zealand and the Canadian geological surveys for produce similar products; and are working with the Russians (Geol. Inst., St. Petersburg) and Chinese on other prototypes. At this point, everyone is delighted to contribute, and we give adequate credit (or blame) to all those who provide the data and correlations. Funding for these programs has been from NSF, IUGS and a consortium of petroleum companies and geological surveys. B. Climate Cycles of the Mesozoic Paleoclimate research has led to the realization that quasi-periodic oscillations in the Earth’s orbit and axial tilt have been a major driving factor in past climate variations. In addition to their role in governing the Quaternary glacial episodes, these astronomical-forced oscillations have left their record in variations of surface climate and weathering, ocean circulation and productivity, and other features captured in the sedimentary record. Resolving this sedimentary ‘metronome’ from outcrops and cores has enabled a revolution in Earth system science. Global marine sequences, ocean anoxic events, and even biotic extinctions are connected with long-period astronomical modulations. Precise prediction of the superimposed fine-scale oscillations into the distant past is the basis for high-resolution calibration of the Cenozoic timescale, and is rapidly becoming the foundation for Mesozoic-Paleozoic scaling.


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This NSF-sponsored project to decipher past climate cycles from the geologic record and to use these to construct a ultra-high resolution time scale involves myself (for stratigraphy), Linda Hinnov (Johns Hopkins, for numerical analysis methods) and a team at Arizona State University (for on-line tool boxes that can be used by all geoscientists). Extract from NSF-project report (July 2012): The goal of this project is to assemble astronomically forced stratigraphy into a continuous 'Astronomical Time Scale' (ATS) for the Mesozoic Era. Methods include statistical time series analysis of stratigraphic signals and goodness of fit tests to astronomical models, duplication of data from multiple global sites, high-resolution correlation to integrated bio-magneto-chemo-stratigraphy, and inter-calibration with high-precision geochronology. This was a group project with several other international colleagues. The Late Cretaceous C-Sequence of marine magnetic anomalies was cycle-tuned from ODP cores, and tied to the base-Cretaceous radio-isotopic dates. In collaboration with other colleagues, we derived a cycle-tuned spreading rate model for the Pacific M-Sequence and its pre-Kimmeridgian extension through Bajocian, thereby an age-model for Early Cretaceous through late Middle Jurassic ammonite and microfossil zones. Intervals of the Triassic and Early Jurassic were also cycle-scaled. The only remaining non-cycle-scaled “gaps” are a portion of the mid-Early Jurassic and the entire Middle Triassic. Publications supported by this project The main publication of the combined results is the Mesozoic time scales in the 2-volume The Geologic Time Scale 2012 (Gradstein, Ogg, Schmitz, Ogg, with ca. 60 contributors, scheduled publication in May 2012; 2- volumes, ca. 1000 pages, Elsevier, $100 full-color). In addition to co-coordinating the two-volume set, Jim Ogg is lead authors of 4 chapters (Geomagnetic polarity time scale by J.Ogg; The Triassic Period by J.Ogg; the Jurassic Period by J.Ogg and L.Hinnov, and The Cretaceous Period by J.Ogg and L.Hinnov). Other selected publications (2010-2011) include: Boulila, S., Galbrun, B., Hinnov, L.A., Collin, P.-Y., Ogg, J.G., Fortwengler, D., Marchand, D., 2010.

Milankovitch and sub-Milankovitch forcing of the Oxfordian (Late Jurassic) Terres Noires Formation (SE France) and global implications. Basin Research, 22: 712-732. DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2117.2009.00429.x

Przybylski, P.A., Głowniak, E., Ogg, J.G., Ziółkowski, P., Sidorczuk, M., Gutowski, J., Lewandowski, M., 2010. Oxfordian magnetostratigraphy of Poland and its Sub-Mediterranean correlations. Earth and Planetary Science Letters, 289: 417-432. doi:10.1016/j.epsl.2009.11.030

Ogg, J.G., Coe, A.L., Przybylski, P.A., Wright, J.K., 2010. Oxfordian magnetostratigraphy of Britain and its correlation to Tethyan regions and Pacific marine magnetic anomalies. Earth and Planetary Science Letters, 289: 433-448. doi:10.1016/j.epsl.2009.11.031

Educational and Human Resources: During the course of this data-intensive project at Purdue, a total of 15 undergraduate and 2 graduate students worked as research undergraduate assistants or as summer research projects with partial support from this NSF grant. One of them (Piotr Przbylski) used his analysis of the cycle-tuned Oxfordian scale for his PhD thesis, and is now employed at BP Houston.


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B. PUBLICATIONS James Ogg has published over 100 articles and coordinated 2 books as first or co-author on aspects of stratigraphy in refereed journals since 1986, and has contributed to over 70 chapters in Deep Sea Drilling Project and Ocean Drilling Program volumes. Citations (Feb 2010, statistics): h-index = 21 (March, 2009; didn’t get it for Mar 2010)

Lifetime (unique articles citing one or more of mine) = 2139 different articles (NOTE – many cite more than one of my papers, but these were counted as a single “citing article” for convenience). Total unique articles per year (citing one or more of mine) -- I could not yet find out to easily extract totals for all individual citations. 2010 (Jan-Feb) = 56 2009 = 195 (partial; Web-of-Science oddly kept crashing without showing results for 10 more of my articles) 2008 = 202 2007 = 180 2006 = 155 2005 = 122 2004 = 85 2003 = 94 2002 = 87 2001 = 86 2000 = 81 1999 = 103 1998 = 100 1997 = 79 1996 = 65 Average citations per article = 34 (h-index = 21) Average over past four years = over 170 per year [most are from my geological time scale papers]. NOTE: Books, including our including our major Geologic Time Scale 2004 book, and articles published in special volumes by AGU, GSA, SEPM or Ocean Drilling Program, are not included in the citation index. These books and special volumes incorporated a significant number of my publications during the past years.


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1. Refereed Articles and Books 1978 Ogg, J.G., and J.A. Koslow (l978) The impact of Typhoon Pamela (l976) on Guam's coral reefs

and beaches. Pacific Science, 32: l05-ll8. 1982 Channell, J.E.T., J.G. Ogg, and W. Lowrie (l982) Geomagnetic polarity in the Early Cretaceous

and Jurassic. Philos. Trans. Royal Society London, Ser.A., 306: l37-l46. Sheridan, R.E., et al. (l982) Early history of the Atlantic Ocean and gas hydrates on the Blake

Outer Ridge: Results of the Deep Sea Drilling Project Leg 76. Geol. Soc. Amer. Bulletin, 93: 876-885.

1983 Ogg, J.G. (l983) Magnetostratigraphy of Upper Jurassic and Lowest Cretaceous sediments,

Deep Sea Drilling Project Site 534, western North Atlantic. Initial Reports Deep Sea Drilling Project, 76: 685-697.1

Ogg, J.G., A.H.F. Robertson, and L. Jansa (l983) Jurassic sedimentation history of DSDP Site 534 (western North Atlantic) and of the Atlantic-Tethys seaway. Initial Reports Deep Sea Drilling Project, 76: 829-884.

Leg 93 Scientific Party (l983) The continental rise off North America. Nature, 305: 386. 1984 Ogg, J.G. (l984) Comment on "Magnetostratigraphy of the Jurassic-Cretaceous boundary in

Maiolica limestone (Umbria, Italy)". Geology, l2: 70l-702. Ogg, J.G., M.B. Steiner, F. Oloriz, and J.M. Tavera (l984) Jurassic magnetostratigraphy, l.

Kimmeridgian-Tithonian of Sierra Gorda and Carcabuey, southern Spain. Earth Planet. Sci. Lett., 7l: l47-l62. (This article was also reprinted in SIO Contributions, l985)

Leg 93 Scientific Party (l984) DSDP drills margin and studies paleoclimate. Geotimes, Apr. l984: l6-l8.

1985 Leg l03 Shipboard Scientific Party (authored by J. Ogg) (l985) Evolution of a passive margin.

Nature 3l7: ll5-ll6. Leg l03 Scientific Party (l986) ODP Leg l03 drills into rift structures. Geotimes 3l: l5-l7. Van Hinte, et al. (1985) DSDP Site 603: First deep (>100-m) penetration of the continental rise

along the passive margin of eastern North America. Geology 13: 392-396. Van Hinte, et al., (1985) Deep-sea drilling on the upper continental rise off New Jersey, DSDP

Sites 604 and 605. Geology 13: 397-400. Boillot, G., et al. (l985) Resultats preliminaires de la campagne l03 du Joides Resolution

(Ocean Drilling Program) au large de la Galice (Espagne): sedimentation et distension pendant le "rifting" d'une marge stable; hypothese d'une denudation tectonique du manteau superieur. Comptes Rendu Acad. Sciences Paris, 30l, Ser. II no.9: 627-632.

1. The journal, Initial Reports of the Deep Sea Drilling Project, and its successor, Scientific Results, Ocean Drilling Program, are refereed journals with 2 or 3 anonymous reviewers, plus an extensive "in house" review for all articles. Rejection rate for manuscripts is approximately 20%, according to the stated policy of the Ocean Drilling Program chief editor. The "Initial" is a carry-over from the original publication purpose during the l960's and no longer is valid. Indeed, official regulations prohibit participants on these international drilling programs from submitting their research publications to any other outside journal unless Scientific Results, Ocean Drilling Program, has rejected such papers.


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1986 Ogg, J.G. (l986) Paleolatitudes and magnetostratigraphy of Cretaceous and lower Tertiary

sediments, DSDP Site 585, Mariana Basin, western Central Pacific. Initial Reports Deep Sea Drilling Project, 89: 629-645.

Ogg, J.G., and W. Lowrie (l986) Magnetostratigraphy of the Jurassic-Cretaceous boundary. Geology, l4: 547-550.

Comas, M.C., et al. (1986) El margen Atlantico Iberico al W de Galicia. Evolution en regimen extensional y sedimentacion (resultados preliminares del Leg l03, Ocean Drilling Program). Estudios Geologicos.

Boillot, G., et al. (l986) Amincissement de la Croute Continentale et Denudation Tectonique du Manteau Superieur Sous Les Marges Stables: A La Recherche D'Un Modele - L'Exemple de la Marge Occidentale de la Galice (Espagne). Bull. Centres Rech. Explor.-Prod. Elf-Aquitaino, l0: 95-l04.

Boillot, G., et al. (1986) Tectonic Denudation of the Upper Mantle Along Passive Margins: A Model Based on Drilling Results (ODP Leg l03, Western Galicia Margin, Spain). Tectonophysics, 132: 335-342.

Steiner, M.B., J.G. Ogg, G. Melendez, and L. Sequieros (l986) Jurassic magnetostratigraphy, 2. Middle-Late Oxfordian of Aguilon, Iberian Cordillera, northern Spain. Earth Planet. Sci. Lett., 76: l5l-l66.

Lowrie, W., and J.G. Ogg (l986) A magnetic polarity time scale for the Early Cretaceous and Late Jurassic. Earth Planet. Sci.Lett., 76: 34l-349.

Wise, S.W., Jr., et al. (l986) Mesozoic-Cenozoic clastic depositional environments revealed by DSDP Leg 93 drilling on the continental rise off the eastern United States. North Atlantic Palaeoceanography, (Summerhayes, C.P. and N.J. Shackleton, editors.), Geol. Soc. Special Publ., 21: 35-66.

Robertson, A.H.F., and J.G. Ogg (l986) Palaeoceanographic setting of the Callovian North Atlantic. North Atlantic Palaeoceanography, (Summerhayes, C.P. and N.J. Shackleton, editors.), Geol. Soc. Special Publ., 21: 283-298.

1987 Ogg, J.G. (l987) Early Cretaceous magnetic polarity time scale and the magnetostratigraphy of

DSDP Sites 603 and 534, western Central Atlantic. Init. Repts. Deep Sea Drilling Project, 93: 849-888.

Ogg, J.G., J. Haggerty, M. Sarti, and U. von Rad (l987) Lower Cretaceous pelagic sediments of DSDP Site 603, western North Atlantic -- synthesis. Init. Repts. Deep Sea Drilling Project, 93: 1305-1331.

Steiner, M.B., J.G. Ogg and J. Sandoval (1987) Jurassic magnetostratigraphy, 3. Bajocian-Bathonian of Carcabuey, Sierra Harana and Campillo de Arenas, (Subbetic Cordillera, southern Spain). Earth Planet. Sci. Lett., 82: 357-372.

Steiner, M.B., and J.G. Ogg (1987) Oxfordian magnetic polarity pattern -- reply to comment by R.E. Sheridan and K.A. Suydam. Earth Planet. Sci. Lett., 85: 323-325.

Haggerty, J.A., M. Sarti, U. von Rad, J.G. Ogg, and D.A. Dunn (l987) Post-Neocomian sedimentological history of the lower (New Jersey) continental rise, DSDP Site 603. Init. Repts. Deep Sea Drilling Project, 93: l285-l304.

1988 Ogg, J.G., M. Company, M.B. Steiner and J.M. Tavera (1988) Magnetostratigraphy across the

Berriasian-Valanginian stage boundary (Early Cretaceous) at Cehegin (Murcia Province, southern Spain). Earth Planet. Sci. Lett., 87: 205-215.


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Ogg, J.G. (1988) Early Cretaceous and Tithonian magnetostratigraphy of the Galicia margin (Ocean Drilling Program Leg 103). Proceedings Ocean Drilling Program, Scientific Results, 103: 659-682.

Gradstein, F. et al. (1988) Sea level history. Science, 241: 599-601. Moullade, M. et al. (1988) Ocean Drilling Program Leg 103 biostratigraphic synthesis.

Proceedings Ocean Drilling Program, Scientific Results, 103: 685-695. Leg 123 Shipboard Scientific Party (1988) Sedimentology of the Argo and Gascoyne abyssal

plains, NW Australia: report on Ocean Drilling Program Leg 123 (Sept.1-Nov.1, 1988). Carbonates and Evaporites, 3: 201-212.

1989 Steiner, M.B., J.G. Ogg, Z.-K. Zhang and S.-W. Sun (1989) The Late Permian/Early Triassic

magnetic polarity time scale and plate motions of South China. J Geophys. Research, 94: 7343-7363.

Leg 123 Scientific Drilling Party (1989) Ocean Drilling Program investigates Indian Ocean origins. Geotimes, March 1989: 16-19.

Tarduno, J.A., W.V. Sliter, T.J. Bralower, M. McWilliams, I. Premoli-Silva and J.G. Ogg (1989) M-sequence reversals recorded in DSDP sediment cores from the western Mid-Pacific Mountains and Magellan Rise. Geol. Soc. Amer. Bull., 101: 1306-1316.

Gradstein, F. et al. (1989) Indian Ocean spreading began in Early Cretaceous -- results of ODP Leg 123. Nature

1990 Molinie, A.J., and J.G. Ogg (1990) Sedimentation rate curves and discontinuities from sliding

window spectral analysis of logs. The Log Analyst, 31: 370-374. [With reprint in Lamont Borehole Group Logging Manual]. Ogg, J.G., J. Wieczorek, M.B. Steiner, and M. Hoffmann (1990) Jurassic magnetostratigraphy:

4. Early Callovian through Middle Oxfordian of Krakow Uplands (Poland). Earth Planet. Sci. Lett., 104: 289-303.

Lancelot, Y., et al. (1990) Ocean Drilling Program: ancient crust on Pacific Plate. Nature, 345: 112.

1991 Ogg, J.G., R.W. Hasenyager, W.A. Wimbledon, J.E.T. Channell, and T.J. Bralower (1991)

Magnetostratigraphy of the Jurassic-Cretaceous boundary interval -- Tethyan and English faunal realms. [Invited paper] Cretaceous Research, 12: 455-482.

Ogg, J.G., and M.B. Steiner (1991) Early Triassic magnetic polarity time scale -- Integration of magnetostratigraphy, ammonite zonation and sequence stratigraphy from stratotype sections Canadian Arctic Archipelago). Earth Planet. Sci. Lett., 107: 69-89.

Gradstein, F.M., M.R. Gibling, M. Sarti, U. von Rad, J.W. Thurow, J.G. Ogg, L.F. Jansa, M.A. Kaminski and G.E.G. Westermann (1991). Mesozoic Tethyan strata of Thakkhola, Nepal: Evidence for the drift and breakup of Gondwana. Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology, 88: 193-218.

1992 Ogg, J.G., K. Kodama, and B.P. Wallick (1992) Lower Cretaceous magnetostratigraphy and

paleolatitudes off northwest Australia, ODP Site 765 and DSDP Site 261, Argo Abyssal Plain, and ODP Site 766, Gascoyne Abyssal Plain. Proceedings Ocean Drilling Program, Scientific Results, 123, 523-548.


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Kodama, K. and J.G. Ogg (1992) Motion of the Australian Plate from sediment paleo-inclinations, Early Cretaceous through Holocene. Proceedings Ocean Drilling Program, Scientific Results, 123, 549-554.

Ogg, J.G., and A.J. Molinie (1992) Formation MicroScanner imagery of Lower Cretaceous and Jurassic sediments from the Western Pacific (Site 801). Proceedings Ocean Drilling Program, Scientific Results, 129: 671-691.

Ogg, J.G., S.M. Karl, and R.J. Behl (1992) Jurassic through Early Cretaceous sedimentation history of the central Equatorial Pacific and of Sites 800 and 801. Proceedings Ocean Drilling Program, Scientific Results, 129: 571-613.

Molinie, A.J., and J.G. Ogg (1992) Milankovitch Cycles in Upper Jurassic and Lower Cretaceous radiolarites of the Equatorial Pacific: Spectral analysis and sedimentation rate curves. Proceedings Ocean Drilling Program, Scientific Results, 129: 529-547.

Kaminski, M.A., P.O. Baumgartner, P.R. Bown, D.W. Haig, A. McMinn, M.J. Moran, J. Mutterlose and J.G. Ogg (1992) Magnetobiostratigraphic synthesis of Leg 123: Sites 765 and 766 (Argo Abyssal Plain and lower Exmouth Plateau). Proceedings Ocean Drilling Program, Scientific Results, 123: 717-737.

Gradstein, F.M., Z. Huang, D. Merrett and J.G. Ogg (1992) Probabilistic zonation of early Cretaceous microfossil sequences, Atlantic and Indian oceans, with special reference to Leg 123. Proceedings Ocean Drilling Program, Scientific Results, 123, 759-777.

Gradstein, F.M., U. von Rad, M.R. Gibling, L.F. Jansa, M.A. Kaminski, I.-L. Kristiansen, J.G. Ogg, U. Röhl, M. Sarti, J.W. Thurow, G.E.G. Westermann and J. Wiedmann (1992) Stratigraphy and depositional history of the Mesozoic continental margin of Central Nepal. Geol. Jahrbuch, B77, 3-141.

1993 Ocean Drilling Program Leg 144 Shipboard Scientific Party [written by James Ogg] (1993)

Insight on the formation of Pacific guyots from ODP Leg 144. Eos, 74: 358-359 & 366.

Ogg, J.G., F.M. Gradstein, J.A. Dumoulin, M. Sarti, and P. Bown (1993) Sedimentary history of the Tethys margins of Eastern Gondwana during the Mesozoic. In: Synthesis of Results from Scientific Drilling in the Indian Ocean (Duncan, R.A,.D.K. Rea, R.B. Kidd, U. von Rad, and J.K Weissel; Eds.), Geophys. Monograph (Amer. Geophys. Union, Washington, D.C.), 70: 203-224

Ogg, J.G. (1993) Jurassic magnetic-polarity time scale. In: The Jurassic of the Circum-Pacific (G.E.G.Westermann, Ed.), World and Regional Geology series #3, Cambridge University Press (Cambridge, England), 12-13.

Huang, Z., J.G. Ogg and F.M. Gradstein (1993) A quantitative study of Lower Cretaceous cyclic sequences from the Atlantic Ocean and the Vocontian Basin (SE France). Paleoceanography, 8: 275-291.

Gradstein, F.M., Z. Huang, I.L. Kristiansen and J.G. Ogg (1993) Optimum microfossil sequences and cyclic sediment patterns in Early Cretaceous pelagic strata. Canadian J. Earth Sci., 30: 391-411.

Arnaud-Vanneau, A., G.F. Camoin, et al. (1993) Les édifices carbonatés des atolls et guyots du Pacifique nord-occidental: Résultats préliminaires du Leg ODP 144. Comptes Rendus Acad. Sci. Paris, 317, II: 947-954.

Larson, R.L., et al. (1993) Highly permeable and layered Jurassic oceanic crust in the western Pacific. Earth Planet. Sci. Lett., 119: 71-83.


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1994 Ogg, J.G., and U. von Rad (1994) The Triassic of the Thakkhola (Nepal). II: Paleolatitudes

and comparison with other Eastern Tethyan margins of Gondwana. Geol. Rundshau, 83: 107-129.

Gradstein, F.M., F. Agterberg, J.G. Ogg (corresponding author), J. Hardenbol, P. van Veen, J. Thierry, and Z. Huang (1994). A Mesozoic time scale. J. Geophys. Res., 99: 24051-24074.

U. von Rad, S. Dürr, Ogg, J.G., and J. Wiedmann (1994) The Triassic of the Thakkhola (Nepal). I: Stratigraphy and paleoenvironment of a north-east Gondwanan rift margin. Geol. Rundshau, 83: 76-106.

Ogg, J.G., R.W. Hasenyager II, and W.A. Wimbledon (1994) Jurassic-Cretaceous boundary: Portland-Purbeck magnetostratigraphy and possible correlation to the Tethyan faunal realm. Géobios, M.S. 17: 519-527.

1995 Ogg, J.G. (1995) Magnetic polarity time scale of the Phanerozoic. In: Global Earth Physics: A

Handbook of Physical Constants (Ahrens, T.J., Ed.) AGU Reference Shelf, 1: 240-270.

Ogg, J.G., G.F. Camoin and A. Arnaud-Vanneau (1995) Limalok Guyot: Depositional history of the Paleogene carbonate platform from downhole logs at Site 871 (lagoon). ODP Sci. Results, 144: 233-253, and back-pocket figure.

Ogg, J.G. (1995) MIT Guyot: Depositional history of the Cretaceous carbonate platform from downhole logs at Site 878 (lagoon). ODP Sci. Results, 144:337 -359, and back-pocket figure.

Ogg, J.G., G.F Camoin and L. Jansa (1995) Takuyo-Daisan Guyot: Depositional history of the Cretaceous carbonate platform from downhole logs at Site 879 (outer rim). ODP Sci. Results, 144: 361-380, and back-pocket figure.

Camoin, G.F, A. Arnaud-Vanneau, D.D. Bergersen, M. Colonna, P. Ebren, P. Enos, and J.G. Ogg (1995) Anatomy and evolution of the inner perimetr ridge (Sites 874 and 877) of a Campanian-Maastrichtian atoll-like structure (Wodejebato Guyot; Marshall Islands). ODP Sci. Results, 144: 271-294.

Lincoln, J.M., P. Enos, and J.G. Ogg (1995) Stratigraphy and diagenesis of the carbonate platform at Site 873, Wodejebato Guyot. ODP Sci. Results, 144: 255-269.

Lincoln, J.M., P. Enos, G.F. Camoin, J.G. Ogg, and D.D. Bergersen (1995) Geologic history of Wodejebato Guyot. ODP Sci. Results, 144: 769-787.

Arnaud-Vanneau, A., D.D. Bergersen, G.F. Camoin, P. Ebren, J.A. Haggerty, J.G. Ogg, I. Premoli Silva, and P.R. Vail (1995) A model for depositional sequences and sytems tracts on small, mid-ocean carbonate platforms: examples from Wodejebato (Sites 873-877) and Limalok (Site 871) Guyots. ODP Sci. Results, 144: 819-840.

Gradstein, F.M., F. Agterberg, J.G. Ogg (corresponding author), J. Hardenbol, P. van Veen, J. Thierry, and Z. Huang (1995). A Triassic, Jurassic and Cretaceous time scale. In: Geochronology, Time Scales and Global Stratigraphic Correlation (W. Berggren, J. Hardenbol and D. Kent, editors), SEPM Spec. Publ. 54: 95-126.

1996 Ogg, J.G., and J. Gutowski (1996) Oxfordian and lower Kimmeridgian magnetic polarity time

scale. In: Advances in Jurassic Research (A.C. Riccardi, editor), Transtec Publications Ltd. (Zurich, Switzerland), GeoResearch Forum, v. 1-2: 406-414.

Röhl, U., and J.G. Ogg (1996) Aptian-Albian sea level history from guyots in the western Pacific, Paleoceanography, 11: 595-624, 1996.


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Gradstein, F.M., and J.G. Ogg (1996) A Phanerozoic Time Scale. Episodes, 19: 5-9, plus fold-out wall chart.

Erba, E., with contributions by Aguaro, R., Avram, E., Barboschkin, E.J., Bergen, J., Bralower, T.J., Cecca, F., Channell, J.E.T., Coccioni, R., Company, M., Delanoy, G., Erbacher, J., Herbert, T.D., Hoedemaeker, P., Kakabadze, M., Leereveld, H., Lini, A., Mikhailova, I.A., Mutterlose, J., Ogg, J.G., Premoli Silva, I., Rawson, P.F., von Salis, K., and Weissert, H., 1996. The Aptian Stage. Bulletin de l’Institut Royal des Sciences Naturelles de Belgique, Sciences de la Terre, 66 — Supplement, 31-43.

1998 Kroon, D., Norris, R.D., Klaus, A., and ODP Leg 171B Scientific Party (1998). Drilling the

Blake Nose: the search for evidence of extreme Paleogene-Cretaceous climates and extraterrestrial events. Geology Today, Nov-Dec 1998: 222-226.

Röhl, U. and J.G. Ogg (1998) Aptian-Albian eustatic sea levels. Reefs and Carbonate Platforms in the Pacific and Indian Oceans (G.F. Camoin, D.D. Bergersen, and P.J. Davies, editors), Spec. Publs. Int. Ass. Sediment, 25: 95-136.

Oglesby, R.J., and J.G. Ogg (1998) The effect of large fluctuations in obliquity on climates of the Late Proterozoic. Paleoclimates, 2: 293-316.

Ogg, J.G. (1998) Mesozoic (Cretaceous, Jurassic, Triassic) geomagnetic polarity time scales. In Mesozoic and Cenozoic Stratigraphy of European Basins (de Graciansky, P.C., J. Hardenbol, T. Jacquin, and P.R. Vail, eds.), SEPM Special Publication 60, 768, 776, 778-779. and associated chart columns of Mesozoic and Cenozoic Sequence Chronostratigraphic Framework of European Basins.

1999 Kroon, D., Norris, R.D., Klaus, A., and ODP Leg 171B Scientific Party (1999). Variability of

extreme Paleogene-Cretaceous climates: evidence from Blake Nose (ODP 171B). In: Reconstructing Ocean History: A Window into the Future (Abrantes, F., and A. Mix, eds), Plenum Press (London), pp. 295-319.

Gradstein, F.M., Ogg, J.G., Agterberg, F., Hardenbol, J., and Backstrom, S., 1999. On the Cretaceous time scale. Neues Jahrbuch für geologie und Palaeontologie, Abhandlungen, 212: 3-14.

2000 Gradstein Felix M; Ogg James G., 2000. Reflections on the geological time scale. Acta

Palaeontologica Romaniae, 2: 7-14. 2001 Röhl, U., J.G. Ogg, T. Geib, and G. Weber (2001). Astronomical calibration of the Danian time

scale. In: Western North Atlantic Paleogene and Cretaceous Palaeoceanography (Kroon, D., Norris, R.D. & Klaus, A., ed.), Geol. Soc. London Spec. Publ.: 183:163-183.

Ogg, J.G., and Bardot, L., (2001). Aptian through Eocene magnetostratigraphic correlation of the Blake Nose Transect (Leg 171B), Florida Continental Margin. In: Blake Nose Paleoceanographic Transect (Kroon, D., Norris, R.D., and Klaus, A., eds), Proceedings Ocean Drilling Program, Scientific Results, 171B, chap. 9: 1-59 (plus 3 figure pages, core description appendix, etc.). [Also available on-line from <http://www-odp.tamu.edu/ publications/ 171B_SR/ chap_09/ chap_09.htm> in PDF or HTML format.]

Gradstein, F., and Ogg, J., 2001. Perspectives on the geological time scale for the 21st century. Episodes. 24: 8.

Mahoney, J.J., Fitton, J.G., Wallace, P.J., and Shipboard Scientists, (2001). Basement drilling of the Ontong Java Plateau, Sites 1183-1187. Proceedings of the Ocean Drilling Program,


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Initial Reports, volume 192: 640 pp. [Also available from World Wide Web: <http://www-odp.tamu.edu/publications/ 192_IR/192ir.htm> in PDF or HTML format.]

2002 2003 Zhang, C., and Ogg, J.G. (2003). An integrated paleomagnetic analysis program for

stratigraphy labs and research projects. Computers in Geoscience, 29: 613-625 Röhl, U., Norris, R.D., and Ogg, J.G. (2003). Cyclostratigraphy of Late Paleocene and Early

Eocene sediments at Blake Nose Site 1051 (western North Atlantic. In: Causes and Consequences of Globally Warm Climates in the Early Paleogene (edited by Wing, S.L., Gingerich, P.D., Schmitz, B., and Thomas, E.), Geol. Soc. Amer. Special Paper, 369: 567-588

Gradstein Felix M; Finney Stanley C; Lane Richard; Ogg James G. 2003. ICS on stage. Lethaia. 36: 371-377.

2004 Gradstein, F.M., Ogg, J.G., Smith, A.G., Bleeker, W., and Lourens, L.J. (2004). A new

geologic time scale, with special reference to the Precambrian and Neogene", Episodes, 27: 83-100.

Ogg, J.G. (2004). Introduction to concepts and proposed standardization of the term "Quaternary", Episodes, 27: 125-126.

Gradstein, F.M., and Ogg, J.G. (2004). Geologic Time Scale 2004 – why, how, and where next? Lethaia, 37: 175-181.

Ogg, J.G. (2004). Status of divisions of the International Geologic Time Scale. Lethaia, 37: 183-199.

Walsh, S.L., Gradstein, F.M., and Ogg, J.G. (2004) History, philosophy, and application of the Global Stratotype Section and Point (GSSP), Lethaia, 37: 201-218.

Erbacher, J., Mosher, D., Malone, M., and the ODP Leg 207 Scientific Party (Ogg is one of these). Drilling probes past carbon cycle perturbations on the Demerara Rise. Eos, 85: 57-63.

2004 – BOOK coordinator: Gradstein, F.M., Ogg, J.G., and Smith, A.G. (coordinators), Agterberg, F.P., Bleeker, W.,

Cooper, R.A., Davydov, V., Gibbard, P., Hinnov, L.A., House, M.R. (†), Lourens, L., Luterbacher, H-P., McArthur, J., Melchin, M.J., Robb, L.J., Shergold, J., Villeneuve, M., Wardlaw, B.R., Ali, J., Brinkhuis, H., Hilgen, F.J., Hooker, J., Howarth, R.J., Knoll, A.H., Laskar, J., Monechi, S., Powell, J., Plumb, K.A., Raffi, I., Röhl, U., Sanfilippo, A., Schmitz, B., Shackleton, N.J., Shields, G.A., Strauss, H., Van Dam, J., Veizer, J., van Kolfschoten, Th., and Wilson, D., (2004). Geologic Time Scale 2004. Cambridge University Press, ~550 pages.

plus author or co-author of several chapters (all reviewed): Gradstein Felix M; Ogg James G; Smith A G., 2004. Chronostratigraphy; linking time and rock.

In: A Geologic Time Scale 2004. [Gradstein, F.M., Ogg, J.G., and Smith, A.G., editors; Cambridge University Press] Pages 20-46.

Ogg James G; Smith Alan G., 2004. The geomagnetic polarity time scale. In: A Geologic Time Scale 2004. [Gradstein, F.M., Ogg, J.G., and Smith, A.G., editors; Cambridge University Press] Pages 63-86.

Ogg James G. , 2004. The Triassic period. In: A Geologic Time Scale 2004. [Gradstein, F.M., Ogg, J.G., and Smith, A.G., editors; Cambridge University Press] Pages 271-306.

Ogg James G. , 2004. The Jurassic period. In: A Geologic Time Scale 2004. [Gradstein, F.M., Ogg, J.G., and Smith, A.G., editors; Cambridge University Press] Pages 307-343.


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Ogg James G; Agterberg Frits P; Gradstein Felix M., 2004. The Cretaceous period. In: A Geologic Time Scale 2004. [Gradstein, F.M., Ogg, J.G., and Smith, A.G., editors; Cambridge University Press] Pages 344-383.

Luterbacher Hans Peter; Ali Jason R; Brinkhuis Henk; Gradstein Felix M; Hooker Jerry J; Monechi Simonetta; Ogg James G; Powell James; Roehl Ursula; Sanfilippo Annka; Schmitz Birger, 2004. The Paleogene period. In: A Geologic Time Scale 2004. [Gradstein, F.M., Ogg, J.G., and Smith, A.G., editors; Cambridge University Press] Pages 384-408.

Gradstein Felix M; Ogg James G; Smith Alan G. , 2004. Construction and summary of the geologic time scale. In: A Geologic Time Scale 2004. [Gradstein, F.M., Ogg, J.G., and Smith, A.G., editors; Cambridge University Press] Pages 455-464.

Gradstein Felix M; Ogg James G. , 2004.. Recommended color coding of stages. In: A Geologic Time Scale 2004. [Gradstein, F.M., Ogg, J.G., and Smith, A.G., editors; Cambridge University Press] Pages 465-468.

2005 Gradstein F M; Ogg J G., 2005. Time scale. In: Encyclopedia of Geology, [Cocks, L., Robin,

M., and Plimer, I.R., editors; Elsevier Publ.]; Volume 5, Pages 503-520. Danelian, T., et al (Ogg is one of the 28 alphabetical-listed authors), 2005. Résultats

preliminaries sur la sedimentation pélagique de l’Atlantique tropical au Crétacé et au Tertiaire (plateau de Demerara, Leg ODP 207). Comptes Rendus Geoscience, 337: 609-616.

2006 Ogg, J.G.,, and Gradstein, F.M. (2006). TS-Creator – Chronostratigraphic database and

visualization. Cenozoic-Mesozoic-Paleozoic integrated stratigraphy and user-generated time scale graphics and charts. Episodes, 29: 65-66.

Gradstein Felix; Ogg James, (2006). Chronostratigraphic data base and visualisation; Cenozoic-Mesozoic-Paleozoic integrated stratigraphy and user-generated time scale graphics and charts. GeoArabia. 11; issue 3: 181-184.

Sikora, P., Ogg, J.G., Gary, A., Cervato, C., Gradstein, F., Huber, B.T., Marshall, C., Stein, J.A., and Wardlaw, B, (2006). An integrated chronostratigraphic data system for the 21st Century. In: Introduction to Geoinformatics and the Digital Earth (A.K. Sinha and Chaitan Baru, editors), Geological Society of America Special Paper., 397: 53-61.

Wierzowski, A., Coe, A.L., Hounslow, M.W., Matyja, B.A., Ogg, J.G., Page, K.N., Wierzbowski, H., and Wright, J.K. (2006). A potential stratotype for the Oxfordian/Kimmeridgian boundary: Staffin Bay, Isle of Skye, U.K. Volumina Jurassica, 4: 17-33.

2007 Hinnov, L.,A., and Ogg, J.G., (2007). Cyclostratigraphy and the astronomical time scale.

Stratigraphy, 4: 239-251. Van Couvering, J.A., and Ogg, J.G., (2007). The future of the past: Geological time in the

digital age. Stratigraphy, 4: 253-257. Sun, Zhiming, Hounslow, M.W., Pei, J., Zhao, L., Tong, J., and Ogg, J.G. (2007).

Magnetostratigraphy of the West Pingdingshan section, Chaohu, Anhui Province: relevance for base-Olenekian GSSP selection. Albertiana, 36: 22-32.

Mosher, D.C., Erbacher, J., et al (27 authors). Demerara Rise: Equatorial Cretaceous and Paleogene Paleoceanographic Transect, Western Atlantic. Proceedings of the Ocean Drilling Program, v. 207: 38 printed pages, CD-ROM, and other articles on-line.


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Suganuma, Y., and Ogg, J.G. (on-line in 2006; but for the 2007 volume above). Campanian through Eocene magnetostratigraphy of Sites 1257–1261, ODP Leg 207, Demerara Rise (western equatorial Atlantic). In: Mosher, D.C., Erbacher, J., and Malone, M.J. (Eds.), Proc. ODP, Sci. Results, 207: 1-48. [Online]. Available from World Wide Web: <http://www-odp.tamu.edu/publications/207_SR/102/102.htm> doi:10.2973/odp.proc.sr.207.102.2006.

2008 – BOOK: Ogg, J.G., Ogg, G., and Gradstein, F.M. (2008). Concise Geologic Time Scale. Cambridge

University Press, 177 pages. NOTE: In 2011, a Japanese-language version was produced. 2008 Gradstein, F.M., Ogg, J.G., and Van Kranendonk, M. (2008). On the Geologic Time Scale

2008. Newsletters of Stratigraphy, 43: 5-13. Ogg, J.G., and Pillans, B., (2008). Establishing the Quaternary as a formal international

period/system. Episodes, 31:230-233. 2009 Ogg, J., and Przybylski, P., 2009. Jurassic Chronostratigraphic Database and the �TimeScale

Creator Visualization System. Volumina Jurassica, 7: 175-179. Online at: http://voluminajurassica.org/pdf/Vol_VII_175-179.pdf.

2010 Przybylski, P.A., Ogg, J.G., Wierzbowski, A., Coe, A.L., Hounslow, M.W., Wright, J.K.,

Atrops, F., Settles, E., 2010. Magnetostratigraphic correlation of the Oxfordian-Kimmeridgian Boundary. Earth and Planetary Science Letters, 289: 256-272. doi:10.1016/j.epsl.2009.11.014.

Przybylski, P.A., Głowniak, E., Ogg, J.G., Ziółkowski, P., Sidorczuk, M., Gutowski, J., Lewandowski, M., 2010. Oxfordian magnetostratigraphy of Poland and its Sub-Mediterranean correlations. Earth and Planetary Science Letters, 289: 417-432. doi:10.1016/j.epsl.2009.11.030

Ogg, J.G., Coe, A.L., Przybylski, P.A., Wright, J.K., 2010. Oxfordian magnetostratigraphy of Britain and its correlation to Tethyan regions and Pacific marine magnetic anomalies. Earth and Planetary Science Letters, 289: 433-448. doi:10.1016/j.epsl.2009.11.031

Boulila, S., Galbrun, B., Hinnov, L.A., Collin, P.-Y., Ogg, J.G., Fortwengler, D., Marchand, D., 2010. Milankovitch and sub-Milankovitch forcing of the Oxfordian (Late Jurassic) Terres Noires Formation (SE France) and global implications. Basin Research, 22: 712-732. DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2117.2009.00429.x

2012 – BOOK: Gradstein, F.M, Ogg, J.G., Schmitz, M.D., Ogg, G.M. (coordinators), 2012. The Geologic Time

Scale 2012. Boston, USA: Elsevier, 2 volumes plus chart, 1176 pp. [Note: contributors include: Agterberg, F.P., Anthonissen, D.E., Becker, T.R., Catt, J.A.,

Cooper, R.A., Davydov, V.I., Gradstein, S.R., Henderson, C.M., Hilgen, F.J., Hinnov, L.A., McArthur, J.M., Melchin, M.J., Narbonne, G.M., Paytan, A., Peng, S., Peucker-Ehrenbrink, B., Pillans, B., Saltzman, M.R., Simmons, M.D., Shields, G.A., Tanaka, K.L., Vandenberghe, N., Van Kranendonk, M.J., Zalasiewicz, J., Altermann, W., Babcock, L.E., Beard, B.L., Beu, A.G., Boyes, A.F., Cramer, B.D., Crutzen, P.J., van Dam, J.A., Gehling, J.G., Gibbard, P.L., Gray, E.T., Hammer, O., Hartmann, W.K., Hill, A.C., Paul F. Hoffman, P.F., Hollis, C.J., Hooker, J.J., Howarth, R.J., Huang, C., Johnson, C.M., Kasting, J.F., Kerp, H., Korn, D., Krijgsman, W., Lourens, L.J., MacGabhann, B.A., Maslin, M.A., Melezhik, V.A.,


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Nutman, A.P., Papineau, D., Piller, W.E., Pirajno, F., Ravizza, G.E., Sadler, P.M., Speijer, R.P., Steffen, W., Thomas, E., Wardlaw, B.R., Wilson, D.S., and Xiao, S.]

2012 – Book chapters: Gradstein, F.M., and Ogg, J.G., 2012. The Chronostratigraphic Scale. In: The Geologic Time

Scale 2012 (Gradstein, F.M., Ogg, J.G., Schmitz, M.D., and Ogg, G.M., editors), Elsevier Publ.: pg. 31-42.

Ogg, J.G., 2012. Geomagnetic Polarity Time Scale. In: The Geologic Time Scale 2012 (Gradstein, F.M., Ogg, J.G., Schmitz, M.D., and Ogg, G.M., editors), Elsevier Publ.: pg. 85-114.

Ogg, J.G., 2012. Triassic. In: The Geologic Time Scale 2012 (Gradstein, F.M., Ogg, J.G., Schmitz, M.D., and Ogg, G.M., editors), Elsevier Publ.: pg. 681-730.

Ogg, J.G., and Hinnov, L.A., 2012. Jurassic. In: The Geologic Time Scale 2012 (Gradstein, F.M., Ogg, J.G., Schmitz, M.D., and Ogg, G.M., editors), Elsevier Publ.: pg. 731-792.

Ogg, J.G., and Hinnov, L.A., 2012. Cretaceous. In: The Geologic Time Scale 2012 (Gradstein, F.M., Ogg, J.G., Schmitz, M.D., and Ogg, G.M., editors), Elsevier Publ.: pg. 793-854.

Vandenberge, N., Hilgen, F.J., and Speijer, R.P. (with Ogg, J.G., contributor) 2012. The Paleogene Period. In: The Geologic Time Scale 2012 (Gradstein, F.M., Ogg, J.G., Schmitz, M.D., and Ogg, G.M., editors), Elsevier Publ.: pg. 855-922.

Anthonissen, D.E., and Ogg, J.G., Cenozoic and Cretaceous Biochronology of Planktonic Foraminifera and calcareous nannofossils. In: The Geologic Time Scale 2012 (Gradstein, F.M., Ogg, J.G., Schmitz, M.D., and Ogg, G.M., editors), Elsevier Publ.: pg.1083-1128.

2012 -- Articles Gradstein, F.M., Ogg, J.G., and Hilgen, F.J. (2012). On The Geologic Time Scale. Newsletters

in Stratigraphy, 45: 171-188 (with poster). Gradstein, F.M., Ogg, J.G., Schmitz, M., and Ogg, G.M. (2013) The Geologic Time Scale 2012

(with poster). Geoarabia, v. 18: 203. 2013 Ogg, J.G., and Deconinck, J.F. (2013). Chemostratigraphy, Magnetostratigraphy, Chronology,

Palaeoenvironments and Correlations: Overview. Ciéncias de Terra (UNL), 18: 69-72

In-prep: Rachel Gipe [=my grad student], James Ogg and Angela Coe, (in prep for EPSL)

"Magnetostratigraphy of the Callovian (upper Middle Jurassic) and calibration of the Pacific M-sequence of magnetic anomalies"

Bardot, L.P., and J.G. Ogg (in prep for Geology). Paleolatitude changes for North America for the period 120-35 Ma deduced from sediments from Blake Nose, Northwest Atlantic.

Ogg, J.G., MacLeod, K.G., H. Naruse, and W. van der Werff (in prep for Paleoceanography) Rise and Fall of the CCD -- Cretaceous trends in carbonate compensation depth from the tropical Pacific.


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2. Book Chapters, Symposium Papers And Technical Reports (non-refereed) THESIS: Ogg, J.G. (l98l) Sedimentology and Paleomagnetism of Jurassic Pelagic Limestones:

"Ammonitico Rosso" Facies. Doctoral dissertation, Scripps Institution of Oceanography, University of California at San Diego, 2l2 pages

1981 Ogg, J.G. (1981) Middle and Upper Jurassic sedimentation history of the Trento Plateau

(Northern Italy). Rosso Ammonitico Symposium Proceedings (A. Farinacci and S. Elmi, editors), Edizioni Tecnoscienza, Rome: 479-503.

Ogg, J.G. (1981) Middle and Late Jurassic condensed facies on the Trento Plateau. Complex Basins of the Calcareous Alps and Paleomargins (A. Bosellini, et al.) Abhandl. Geol. B.-A., 34: 314-318.

1983 Ogg, J.G. (1983) (paleomagnetics and sedimentology sections) Site 533: Blake Outer Ridge.

(Shipboard Scientific Party). Init. Repts. Deep Sea Drilling Project 76: 35-140. Ogg, J.G. (1983) (paleomagnetics and sedimentology sections) Site 534: Blake-Bahama Basin.

(Shipboard Scientific Party). Init. Repts. Deep Sea Drilling Project 76: 140-340. 1984 Ogg, J.G. (1984) Jurassic magnetostratigraphy. Circum-Pacific Jurassic Research Group

Report #2 (G.E.G. Westermann, ed.) International Geological Correlation Project #171, publ. by McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontarios: 21-24.

Ogg, J.G., and M.B. Steiner (1984) Jurassic magnetic polarity time scale: current status and compilation. International Symposium on Jurassic Stratigraphy, Erlangen, Sept. 1-8, 1984. (O. Michelson and A. Zeiss, eds.), Geological Survey of Denmark, Copenhagen, v.3: 777-794.

1985 Ogg, J.G., and M.B. Steiner (1985) Jurassic magnetic polarity time scale: current status and

compilation. I.G.C.P. Project #171: Circum-Pacific Jurassic (G.E.G. Westermann, coord.) Special Paper No. 8, publ. by McMaster Univ., Hamilton, Canada: 17 pp.

1986 Ogg, J.G., and W. Lowrie (1986) Magnetostratigraphic definition for the Jurassic-Cretaceous

boundary. I.G.C.P. Project #171: Circum-Pacific Jurassic (G.E.G. Westermann, coord.) Special Paper No. 16, published by McMaster Univ., Hamilton, Canada: 12 pp.

Ogg, J.G. (1986) (paleomagnetics section) Site 585: Mariana Basin, western Pacific. (Shipboard Scientific Party). Init. Repts. Deep Sea Drilling Project, 89: 29-155.

Ogg, J.G. (1986) (paleomagnetics section) Site 462: Nauru Basin, western Pacific. (Shipboard Scientific Party). Init. Repts. Deep Sea Drilling Project, 89: 157-211.

Ogg, J.G. (1986) (paleomagnetics section) Site 586: Ontong Java Plateau. (Shipboard Scientific Party). Init. Repts. Deep Sea Drilling Project, 89: 213-281.

1987 Ogg, J.G. (1987) (paleomagnetics, and contributor to sedimentology sections) Site 603: Lower

continental rise off eastern North America. (Shipboard Scientific Party). Init. Repts. Deep Sea Drilling Project, 93: 25-276.


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Ogg, J.G. (1987) (paleomagnetics, and contributor to sedimentology sections) Site 604 and 605: Upper continental rise off eastern North America. (Shipboard Scientific Party). Init. Repts. Deep Sea Drilling Project, 93: 277-413.

Ogg, J.G. (1987) (paleomagnetics section) Introduction, objectives and principal results: Ocean Drilling Program Leg 103, West Galicia Margin; and Explanatory Notes. (Shipboard Scientific Party). Proceedings Ocean Drilling Program, 103A: 3-40.

Ogg, J.G. (1987) (paleomagnetics section) Site 637: West Galicia Margin. (Shipboard Scientific Party). Proceedings Ocean Drilling Program, 103A: 123-220.





1988 Ogg, J.G., and M.B. Steiner (1988) Late Jurassic and Early Cretaceous magnetic polarity time

scale. Second International Symposium on Jurassic Stratigraphy, Lisbon, Sept., 1987 (R. Rocha, ed.): 1125-1138.

Ogg, J.G., and M.B. Steiner (1988) Magnetostratigraphy of the Callovian and Oxfordian. Second International Symposium on Jurassic Stratigraphy, Lisbon, Sept., 1987 (R. Rocha, ed.): 1113-1124.

Steiner, M.B., and J.G. Ogg (1988) Early and Middle Jurassic magnetic polarity time scale. Second International Symposium on Jurassic Stratigraphy, Lisbon, Sept., 1987 (R. Rocha, ed.): 1097-1111.

1989 Lost Ocean Expedition (Gradstein, F.M., and 8 others) (1990) Mesozoic Stratigraphy of

Thakkhola, central Nepal. Centre for Marine Geology, Special Report no.1: (Dalhousie University, Halifax): 115pp.

1990 Ogg, J.G., and K. Kodama (1990) (Sediment paleomagnetics section) Site 765: Argo Abyssal

Plain, northwestern Australia. (Shipboard Scientific Party). Proceedings Ocean Drilling Program, Initial Reports, 123: 130-140.

Kodama, K. and J.G. Ogg (1990) (Basement paleomagnetism section) Site 765: Argo Abyssal Plain, northwestern Australia. (Shipboard Scientific Party). Proceedings Ocean Drilling Program, Initial Reports, 123: 201-209.

Ogg, J.G., and K. Kodama (1990) (Sediment paleomagnetics section) Site 766: Gascoyne Abyssal Plain, northwestern Australia. (Shipboard Scientific Party). Proceedings Ocean Drilling Program Initial Reports, 123: 297-300.

Kodama, K. and J.G. Ogg (1990) (Igneous rock paleomagnetism section) Site 766: Gascoyne Abyssal Plain, northwestern Australia. (Shipboard Scientific Party). Proceedings Ocean Drilling Program, Initial Reports, 123: 324-329.

Shipboard Sedimentologists (1990) (Lithostratigraphy and sedimentology section) Site 800: Pigafetta Basin, western Pacific. (Shipboard Scientific Party). Proceedings Ocean Drilling Program, Initial Reports, 129: 33-89.

Ogg, J.G. (1990) (Lithostratigraphy and sedimentology section) Site 801: Pigafetta Basin, western Pacific. (Shipboard Scientific Party). Proceedings Ocean Drilling Program, Initial Reports, 129: 91-170.


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Shipboard Sedimentologists (1990) (Lithostratigraphy and sedimentology section) Site 802: Western Mariana Basin, western Pacific. (Shipboard Scientific Party). Proceedings Ocean Drilling Program, Initial Reports, 129: 171-243.

1991 Ogg, J.G. and M.B. Steiner (1991) Early Triassic magnetic polarity time scale -- Integration of

magnetostratigraphy, ammonite zonation and sequence stratigraphy from stratotype sections Canadian Arctic Archipelago). Earth Planet. Science Express 1: III-V.

1993 Ogg, J.G., R. Larson, and J. Ladd (1993) (downhole measurements and seismic stratigraphy

section) Site 871: Limalok (Harrie) Guyot, southern Marshall Islands. (Shipboard Scientific Party). Proceedings Ocean Drilling Program, Initial Reports, 144: 77-85, 91-103.

Ogg, J.G., R. Larson, and J. Ladd (1993) (downhole measurements and seismic stratigraphy section) Site 872: Lo-En Guyot, northern Marshall Islands. (Shipboard Scientific Party). Proceedings Ocean Drilling Program, Initial Reports, 144: 137-138.

Ogg, J.G., R. Larson, and J. Ladd (1993) (downhole measurements and seismic stratigraphy section) Site 873: Wodejebato (Sylvania) Guyot, northern Marshall Islands. (Shipboard Scientific Party). Proceedings Ocean Drilling Program, Initial Reports, 144: 188-207.

Ogg, J.G., R. Larson, and J. Ladd (1993) (downhole measurements and seismic stratigraphy section) Site 874: Wodejebato (Sylvania) Guyot, northern Marshall Islands. (Shipboard Scientific Party). Proceedings Ocean Drilling Program, Initial Reports, 144: 238-244, 246-253.

Ogg, J.G., R. Larson, and J. Ladd (1993) (downhole measurements and seismic stratigraphy section) Sites 875/876: Wodejebato (Sylvania) Guyot, northern Marshall Islands. (Shipboard Scientific Party). Proceedings Ocean Drilling Program, Initial Reports, 144: 280-285.

Ogg, J.G., R. Larson, and J. Ladd (1993) (downhole measurements and seismic stratigraphy section) Site 877: Wodejebato (Sylvania) Guyot, northern Marshall Islands. (Shipboard Scientific Party). Proceedings Ocean Drilling Program, Initial Reports, 144: 309-312.

Larson, R., J.G. Ogg, and J. Ladd (1993) (downhole measurements and seismic stratigraphy section) Site 801: Pigafetta Basin, western Pacific. (Shipboard Scientific Party). Proceedings Ocean Drilling Program, Initial Reports, 144: 316-329.

Ogg, J.G., R. Larson, and J. Ladd (1993) Site 878: Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Guyot, Wake Group, western Pacific . (Shipboard Scientific Party). Proceedings Ocean Drilling Program, Initial Reports, 144: 377-412.

Ogg, J.G., R. Larson, and J. Ladd (1993) (downhole measurements and seismic stratigraphy section) Site 879: Takuyo-Daisan (Seiko) Guyot, Japanese Seamounts. (Shipboard Scientific Party). Proceedings Ocean Drilling Program, Initial Reports, 144: 432-441.

1996 Gradstein, F.M., F.P. Agterberg; J.G. Ogg, S. Backstrom, and J. Hardenbol (1996) Recent

developments in the Cretaceous time scale. Berichte aus dem Sonderforschungsbereich, 313 "Veraenderungen der Umwelt: der Noerdliche Nordatlantik". 76: 43-50.


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Von-Rad, U.; J.G. Ogg; and F.M. Gradstein (1996) Triassic paleogeography of the eastern Tethys (Nepal, Indian Ocean). Berichte aus dem Sonderforschungsbereich, 313 "Veraenderungen der Umwelt: der Noerdliche Nordatlantik". 76: 79-83.

1997 Norris, R.D., Kroon, D., et al. (20 authors) (1997). Critical boundaries in Earth’s history and

the K-T boundary. JOIDES Journal, 23 (1): 1-3, 1997. 1998 Ogg, J.G., L. Bardot, and J. Foster (1998) Site 1049 (paleomagnetism section). In: Blake Nose

Paleoceanographic Transect (Kroon, D., R.D. Norris, A. Klaus and Shipboard Scientists), Proceedings Ocean Drilling Program, Initial Reports, 171B: 70-75.

L. Bardot, Ogg, J.G., and J. Foster (1998) Site 1050 (paleomagnetism section). In: Blake Nose Paleoceanographic Transect (Kroon, D., R.D. Norris, A. Klaus and Shipboard Scientists), Proceedings Ocean Drilling Program, Initial Reports, 171B: 132-138.

Ogg, J.G., L. Bardot, and J. Foster (1998) Site 1051 (paleomagnetism section). In: Blake Nose Paleoceanographic Transect (Kroon, D., R.D. Norris, A. Klaus and Shipboard Scientists), Proceedings Ocean Drilling Program, Initial Reports, 171B: 196-204.

L. Bardot, Ogg, J.G., and J. Foster (1998) Site 1052 (paleomagnetism section). In: Blake Nose Paleoceanographic Transect (Kroon, D., R.D. Norris, A. Klaus and Shipboard Scientists), Proceedings Ocean Drilling Program, Initial Reports, 171B: 274-282.

Ogg, J.G., L. Bardot, and J. Foster (1998) Site 1053 (paleomagnetism section). In: Blake Nose Paleoceanographic Transect (Kroon, D., R.D. Norris, A. Klaus and Shipboard Scientists), Proceedings Ocean Drilling Program, Initial Reports, 171B: 329-333.

1999 Norris, R.D., Kroon, D., et al. (20 authors) (1999). Variability of extreme Cretaceous-

Paleogene climates; evidence from Blake Nose (ODP Leg 171B). In: Reconstructing ocean history; a window into the future [Abrantes, F., and Mix, A.C., editors]. Pages 295-319. 1999.

2001 Ocean Drilling Program Leg 192 Scientific Party (2001). Basement drilling of the Ontong Java

Plateau: preliminary report. Ocean Drilling Program Publications. [Available from World Wide Web: <http://www-odp.tamu.edu/publications/192_prel /192toc.html>, or download (18.5 Mb PDF file).] – [this is a reviewed publication, and the printed version is considered a citable publication, according to ODP; however, I think the full volume published in late 2001 superceded article.]

Shipboard Scientific Party (2001) Leg 192 Summary. In: Basement Drilling of the Ontong Java Plateau (Mahoney, J.J., Fitton, J.G., Wallace, P.G., and Shipboard Scientists), Proceedings Ocean Drilling Program, Initial Reports, 192, chap. 1: 1-75.

MacLeod, H. Naruse, J.G. Ogg, and W. van der Werff (2001) Explanatory Notes (lithostratigraphy section). In: Basement Drilling of the Ontong Java Plateau (Mahoney, J.J., Fitton, J.G., Wallace, P.G., and Shipboard Scientists), Proceedings Ocean Drilling Program, Initial Reports, 192, ch. 2: 6-10.

Ogg, J.G., K.G. MacLeod, H. Naruse, and W. van der Werff (2001) Site 1183 (lithostratigraphy and sedimentation history section). In: Basement Drilling of the Ontong Java Plateau (Mahoney, J.J., Fitton, J.G., Wallace, P.G., and Shipboard Scientists), Proceedings Ocean Drilling Program, Initial Reports, 192, chap. 3: 4-21 (plus 20 figure pages, core description appendix, etc.).

MacLeod, K.G., W. van der Werff, H. Naruse, and J.G. Ogg (2001) Site 1184 (lithostratigraphy and sedimentation history section). In: Basement Drilling of the Ontong Java


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Plateau (Mahoney, J.J., Fitton, J.G., Wallace, P.G., and Shipboard Scientists), Proceedings Ocean Drilling Program, Initial Reports, 192, chap. 4: 4-11 (plus 22 figure pages, core description appendix, etc.).

Naruse, H., J.G. Ogg, K.G. MacLeod, and W. van der Werff (2001) Site 1185 (lithostratigraphy and sedimentation history section). In: Basement Drilling of the Ontong Java Plateau (Mahoney, J.J., Fitton, J.G., Wallace, P.G., and Shipboard Scientists), Proceedings Ocean Drilling Program, Initial Reports, 192, chap. 5: 5-7 (plus 8 figure pages, core description appendix, etc.).

Ogg, J.G., K.G. MacLeod, H. Naruse, and W. van der Werff (2001) Site 1186 (lithostratigraphy and sedimentation history section). In: Basement Drilling of the Ontong Java Plateau (Mahoney, J.J., Fitton, J.G., Wallace, P.G., and Shipboard Scientists), Proceedings Ocean Drilling Program, Initial Reports, 192, chap. 6: 4-12 (plus 19 figure pages, core description appendix, etc.).

MacLeod, K.G., W. van der Werff, H. Naruse, and J.G. Ogg (2001) Site 1187 (lithostratigraphy and sedimentation history section). In: Basement Drilling of the Ontong Java Plateau (Mahoney, J.J., Fitton, J.G., Wallace, P.G., and Shipboard Scientists), Proceedings Ocean Drilling Program, Initial Reports, 192, chap. 7: 3-5 (plus 3 figure pages, core description appendix, etc.).

2002 Ogg, J.G., and Chronos steering committee (2002). Integration of Chronostratigraphic

Databases for the 21st Century. NSF Workshop report (posted at NSF website) – submitted.

2004 Shipboard Scientific Party, 2004. Leg 207 summary. In Erbacher, J., Mosher, D.C., Malone,

M.J., et al., Proc. ODP, Init. Repts., 207: College Station, TX (Ocean Drilling Program), 1–89. doi:10.2973/odp.proc.ir.207.101.2004

Ogg, J.G., and Suguwara, Y. (paleomagnetic section) in: Shipboard Scientific Party, 2004. Explanatory notes. In Erbacher, J., Mosher, D.C., Malone, M.J., et al., Proc. ODP, Init. Repts., 207: College Station, TX (Ocean Drilling Program), 1–94. doi:10.2973/odp.proc.ir.207.102.2004

Shipboard Scientific Party, 2004. Site survey and underway geophysics: Demerara Rise, Leg 207. In Erbacher, J., Mosher, D.C., Malone, M.J., et al., Proc. ODP, Init. Repts., 207: College Station, TX (Ocean Drilling Program), 1–8. doi:10.2973/odp.proc.ir.207.103.2004

Ogg, J.G., and Suguwara, Y. (paleomagnetics section) in: Shipboard Scientific Party, 2004. Site 1257. In Erbacher, J., Mosher, D.C., Malone, M.J., et al., Proc. ODP, Init. Repts., 207: College Station, TX (Ocean Drilling Program), 1–111. doi:10.2973/odp.proc.ir.207.104.2004

Ogg, J.G., and Suguwara, Y. (paleomagnetic section) in: Shipboard Scientific Party, 2004. Site 1258. In Erbacher, J., Mosher, D.C., Malone, M.J., et al., Proc. ODP, Init. Repts., 207: College Station, TX (Ocean Drilling Program), 1–117. doi:10.2973/odp.proc.ir.207.105.2004


Ogg, J.G., and Suguwara, Y. (paleomagnetic section) in: Shipboard Scientific Party, 2004. Site 1260. In Erbacher, J., Mosher, D.C., Malone, M.J., et al., Proc. ODP, Init. Repts.,


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Meyers, P.A., Forster, A., Sturt, H., and Shipboard Scientific Party, 2004. Microbial gases in black shale sequences on the Demerara Rise. In Erbacher, J., Mosher, D.C., Malone, M.J., et al., Proc. ODP, Init. Repts., 207: College Station, TX (Ocean Drilling Program), 1–18. doi:10.2973/odp.proc.ir.207.109.2004

Forster, A., Sturt, H., Meyers, P.A., and Shipboard Scientific Party, 2004. Molecular biogeochemistry of Cretaceous black shales from the Demerara Rise: preliminary shipboard results from Sites 1257 and 1258, Leg 207. In Erbacher, J., Mosher, D.C., Malone, M.J., et al., Proc. ODP, Init. Repts., 207: College Station, TX (Ocean Drilling Program), 1–22. doi:10.2973/odp.proc.ir.207.110.2004

Mosher David C; Erbachger Jochen; Malone Mitchell J; Berti Debora; Bice Karen; Bostock Helen; Brumsack Hans; Danelian Taniel; Forster Astrid; Glatz Christine; Heidersdorf Felix; Henderiks Jorijntje; Janecek Thomas; Junium Christopher; Le Callonnec Laurence; MacLeod Ken; Meyers Phil; Mutterlose Joerg; Nishi Hiroshi; Norris Richard; Ogg James; O Regan Matthew; Rea Brice; Sexton Philip; Stuart Helen; Suganuma Yusuke; Thurow Juergen; Wilson Paul A; Wise Sherwood Jr.. 2004. ODP Leg 207; causes and consequences of carbon cycle perturbations during the Cretaceous to Paleogene greenhouse; Demerara Rise, western Equatorial Atlantic. Ocean Drilling Program, Leg 207. JOIDES Journal. 30; 1, Pages 3-7.

2008 Ramamurthy, K., Spanias, A., Hinnov, L.A., and Ogg, J. (2008), On the use of J-DSP in Earth

systems, Proceedings of the American Society of Engineering Education. 3. Published Abstracts or Summaries 1979 Ogg, J.G. (l979) Origins of pelagic nodular limestones. Geol. Soc. Amer. Abstr.with Program

ll: 489. 1980 Ogg, J.G. (l980) Upper Jurassic magnetostratigraphy from Northern Italy. EOS 6l: 2l6. 1981 Ogg, J.G., J.E.T. Channell, P.O. Baumgartner, and E.L. Winterer (l98l) Magnetostratigraphy of

Oxfordian and Kimmeridgian cherts and siliceous limestones of northern Italy. International Assoc. Geomagnetics and Aeronatutics 4th Scientific Assembly, Abstr. and Program, Edinburgh, Scotland, Aug. 3-l5, l98l, IAGA Bulletin 45 (IUGG Publ. Office, Paris).

1982 Steiner, M.B. and J.G. Ogg (l982) The Jurassic polarity sequence - l. EOS 63: 9l9. Gradstein, F.J. Exton and J.G. Ogg (l982) Jurassic chronology and paleoceanography of

Atlantic basins. 3rd North American Paleontological Convention (Abstract volume), Montreal, Aug. 5-7, l982.


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1983 Steiner, M.B. and J.B. Ogg (l983) Jurassic magnetic polarity time scale. EOS 64: 689 Czajkowski, J., J.R. Arnold, and J.G. Ogg (l982) Cosmic spherules from the Jurassic Period,

electron microprobe study. Meteoritics l7: 20l. Czajkowski, J., P. Englert, A. Bosellini, and J.G. Ogg (l983) Cobalt enriched hardgrounds --

New sources of ancient extraterrestrial materials. Meteoritics l8: 286-287. Schlanger, S.O. and Leg 89 Scientific Party (l983) Preliminary results of DSDP Leg 89 --

Mesozoic Paleo-oceanography in the Western Pacific. EOS 64: 245. Wise, W.W. and Leg 93 Shipboard Scientific Staff (l983) Deep Sea Drilling Project Leg 93

cores Lower Cretaceous deep sea fan complex, Messinian debris flows, and Cretaceous-Tertiary boundary beneath continental rise off Eastern USA. Geol. Soc. Amer., Abstr. with Programs l5: 72l.

Meyers, P.A. and Leg 93 Shipboard Scientific Party (l983) Organic-carbon-rich Cretaceous limestones and black shales from DSDP Site 603, Hatteras Abyssal Plain, western North Atlantic Ocean. EOS 64: 734.

1984 Ogg, J.G. and M.B. Steiner (l984) Jurassic magnetic polarity pattern: Time scale and reversal

frequency. 27th International Geological Congress, Moscow, USSR, Aug. 4-l4, l984, [invited paper].

Ogg, J.G. (l984) Jurassic magnetostratigraphy - review and compilation. International Symposium on Jurassic Stratigraphy (Abstract volume), Erlangen, Germany, Sept. l-8, l984, [invited paper].

Muza, J.P. and Shipboard Scientific Staff (l984) Cenozoic stratigraphy and paleoenvironments along the upper continental rise/slope transition off New Jersey, DSDP Sites 604 and 605. Geol. Soc. Amer., Abstr. with Programs l6: l82.

Covington, J.M. and Shipboard Scientific Staff (l984) Lower Cretaceous deep sea fan complex drilled by DSDP Leg 93 on the lower continental rise of the passive margin. Geol. Soc. Amer. Abstr. with Programs l6: l30.

1985 Meyer, A., et al. (l985) Early Cretaceous rifting and origin of the 'S reflector': Preliminary

results of Ocean Drilling Program Leg l03. EOS 66. Evans, C., et al. (l985) Peridotites from the Galicia Margin, Ocean Drilling Program Leg l03.

EOS 66. Baltuck, M., et al. (l985) Compaction to cementation consolidation in ODP Leg l03 sediments.

EOS 66. 1986 Boillot, G., et al. (l986) Amincissement crustal et denudation tectonique de manteau superieur

sous une marge stable: Resultats preliminaires de la campagne ODP l03. Reunion specialisee Geol. Soc. France sur la Geologie de Oceans (Bordeaux Dec. 2-3, l985), Proceedings.

Moullade, M., et al. (l986) Donnees nouvelles sur l'histoire "syn-rift" et "post-rift" de la marge ouest-iberique d'apres les resultats preliminaires du Leg ODP l03. Reunion specialisee Geol. Soc. France sur la Geologie de Oceans (Bordeaux Dec. 2-3, l985), Proceedings.

Loreau, J.P., et al. (l986) Une plate-form carbonatee tithonique au large de la Galice (Espagne): Resultats preliminaires du Leg l03 l'histoire 'ante rift' de a marge. Reunion specialisee Geol. Soc. France sur la Geologie de Oceans (Bordeaux Dec. 2-3, l985), Proceedings.


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1987 Ogg, J.G. and M.B. Steiner (l987) Late Jurassic and Early Cretaceous magnetic polarity time

scale. Second International Symposium on Jurassic Stratigraphy (Abstract volume), Lisbon, Sept., l987.

Ogg, J.G. and M.B. Steiner (l987) Magnetostratigraphy of the Callovian and Oxfordian. Second International Symposium on Jurassic Stratigraphy (Abstract volume), Lisbon, Sept. l987.

Steiner, M.B. and J.G. Ogg (l987) Early and Middle Jurassic magnetic polarity time scale. Second International Symposium on Jurassic Stratigraphy (Abstract volume), Lisbon, Sept., l987.

1989 Ogg, J.G., D.C. Kopaska-Merkel, et al. (1989) Mesozoic stratigraphy of Northwestern

Australian and northern Himalayan margins. Amer. Assoc. Petro. Geol. Bull. 73:396.

Thurow, J. et al. (1989) Hydrocarbon potential, organic matter diagenesis, sedimentology, and paleoenvironment of Upper Mesozoic dark shales, Northern Himalayas and Argo Abyssal Plain. Amer. Assoc. Petro. Geol. Bull. 73:419.

Baumgartner, P.O. et al (1989) Mesozoic facies evolution of Northwest-Australian margin (ODP Legs 122-123): Does it document Indo-Australian breakup or NeoTethys History? Amer. Assoc. Petro. Geol. Bull. 73:332.

Griffins, C.M. et al (1989) Integrated quantitative stratigraphy off Northwestern Australia, using fossil, siesmic and petrophysical data. Amer. Assoc. Petro. Geol. Bull. 73:359.

Castillo, D.A. et al (1989) New in situ geophysical measurements from the Indian Ocean off Northwestern Australia. Amer. Assoc. Petro. Geol. Bull. 73:341-342.

Ogg, J.G., et al. (1989) Stratigraphic evolution of Mesozoic continental margin sequences in the Northern Himalayas, Northwest Australia and North Atlantic. 28th International Geological Congress, Abstract Volume 1-574.

Ogg, J.G., and M. Sarti (1989) Cyclic carbonate sedimentation in the Atlantic basin during Early Cretaceous. 28th International Geological Congress, Abstract Volume 2:538-539.

Steiner, M.B., and J.G. Ogg (1989) Triassic magnetic polarity time scale. 28th International Geological Congress, Abstract Volume 3:173.

1990 Larson, R.L., Lancelot, Y. et al. (1990) ODP Leg 129 results: studies of Old Pacific history.

Amer. Assoc. Petro. Geol. Bull. 74: 985-986. 1992 Ogg, J.G. (1992) Jurassic through Early Cretaceous sedimentation history of the tropical

Pacific. Fourth International Conference on Paleoceanography -- Short- and Long-term Global Change: Records and Modelling (Sarnthein, M., J. Thiede, and R. Zahn, eds.), (ISSN 0936-5788), GEOMAR Report #15: 219.

Huang, Z., and J.G. Ogg (1992) Orbital forcing of cyclicity in the Mesozoic. Fourth International Conference on Paleoceanography -- Short- and Long-term Global Change: Records and Modelling (Sarnthein, M., J. Thiede, and R. Zahn, eds.), (ISSN 0936-5788), GEOMAR Report #15: 151.

von Rad, U., S.B. Dürr, J.G. Ogg, and J. Wiedmann (1992) Triassic rifting and Tethyan paleoenvironment of a NE-Gondwanan passive margin (Nepal). Fourth International Conference on Paleoceanography -- Short- and Long-term Global


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Change: Records and Modelling (Sarnthein, M., J. Thiede, and R. Zahn, eds.), (ISSN 0936-5788), GEOMAR Report #15: 290-291.

Premoli-Silva, I., J.A. Haggerty, and the Scientific Staff of Leg 144 (1992) Drilling atolls & guyots (ODP Leg 144): preliminary results and oceanographic implications. Fourth International Conference on Paleoceanography -- Short- and Long-term Global Change: Records and Modelling (Sarnthein, M., J. Thiede, and R. Zahn, eds.), (ISSN 0936-5788), GEOMAR Report #15: 232.

1993 Von Rad, U., J.G. Ogg, S.B. Dürr and J. Wiedmann (1993) Triassic rifting and Tethyan

paleoenvironment of a NE-Gondwanan passive margin (Thakkhola, Nepal). 8th Himalaya Karakorum Tibet Workshop, Abstract Volume (Vienna, 1993): Geologische Bundesanstalt (Wien), p.45-47.

Von Rad, U., J.G. Ogg, S.B. Dürr and J. Wiedmann (1993) Triassic stratigraphy and facies evolution (Tethys Himalaya, Thakkhola, Nepal). 8th Himalaya Karakorum Tibet Workshop, Abstract Volume (Vienna, 1993): Geologische Bundesanstalt (Wien), p. 74-76.

Gradstein F M; Agterberger F P; Ogg J G; Hardenbol J; Huang Z. (1993). A Mesozoic geological time scale. 1993 SEPM meeting abstracts with program; Stratigraphic record of global change. Pages 59-60.

Huang Z; Ogg J G; Gradstein F M. (1993). A quantitative study of Lower Cretaceous cyclic sequences from the Atlantic Ocean and the Vocontian Basin (SE France). 1993 SEPM meeting abstracts with program; Stratigraphic record of global change. Page 27.

Gradstein F M; Hardenbol Jan; Agterberg F P; Ogg J G; Huang Z., 1993. A Mesozoic time scale. Terra Abstracts. 5, Suppl. 1; Page 589.

1994 Ogg, J.G., and J. Gutowski (1994) Oxfordian and lower Kimmeridgian magnetic polarity time

scale. 4th International Congress on Jurassic Stratigraphy, Mendoza, Argentina, Oct, 1994, Abstract volume.

Graziano, S., and J.G. Ogg (1994) Lower Triassic magnetostratigraphy in the Dolomites region (Italy) and correlation to Arctic ammonite zones. Eos, 75: 203.

1995 Ogg, J.G. 1(1995) Aptian-Albian sequences in Pacific guyot carbonate systems and

implications for Mid-Cretaceous time scale. Abstracts with Programs - Geological Society of America. 27; p. 178.

1996 Pessagno, E.A Jr., D. Meyerhoff Hull, J.G. Ogg, J. Urrutia-Fucugauchi, and A. Cantu Chapa

(1996) Diachronous calpionellid biozones between Mexico and Southern Europe and their impact on the definition of the Jurassic-Cretaceous boundary. Abstracts with Programs - Geological Society of America. 28; p. 191.

Pessagno, E.A Jr., D. Meyerhoff Hull, J.G. Ogg, J. Urrutia-Fucugauchi, and A. Cantu Chapa (1996) Jurassic-Cretaceous boundary in Europe and western North America. Abstracts with Programs - Geological Society of America. 28; p. 100.

Wallick, B.P., and J.G. Ogg (1996) Pacific Plate motion during the Late Jurassic and Early Cretaceous. Eos, 77, Suppl., p. 89.

1997 Ogg, J.G., and A.L. Coe (1997) Oxfordian magnetic polarity time scale. Eos, 78, Suppl., p.

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1999 Ogg, J.G., U. Röhl, T. Geib, and G. Weber (1999) Astronomical tuning of the Danian time

scale. Abstracts with Programs - Geological Society of America. [Need GSA meeting, reference.]

Ogg, J.G., U. Röhl, and T. Geib (1999) Astronomical tuning of Aptian-Albian boundary interval: Oceanic Anoxic Event 1b through Lower Albian magnetic polarity Subchron M”-2r”. Eos, 80: F491-492.

2001 C. Zhang and J.G. Ogg (2001). Paleomagnetic Software for Research and Undergraduate

Education, Abstracts with Programs - Geological Society of America, 33: 243. Roehl U; Ogg J G; Norris R D; Wefer G. (2001). Astronomical calibration of the Paleocene

time scale. International Geological Congress, Abstracts = Congres Geologique International, Resumes. 31; Pages ; unpaginated. 2001.

Gradstein Felix; Ogg James. (2001). Perspectives on the geological time scale for the 21st century. International Geological Congress, Abstracts = Congres Geologique International, Resumes. 31; Pages ; unpaginated. 2001.

2003 Pringle, M.S., Chambers, L.M., and Ogg, J.G., 2003. Synchronicity of volcanism on Ontong

Java and Manihiki plateaux with global oceanographic events? Abstracts of Spring 2003 AGU/EUG (Nice, France).

Pringle, M.S., Chambers, L.M., and Ogg, J.G., 2003. Ontong Java and Manihiki plateaux eruption coeval with global oceanographic events? Abstracts of NUNA, 2003, New Frontiers in the fourth dimension: generation, calibration and application of geological timescales; NUNA Conference, Geological Association of Canada; Mont Tremblant, Quebec, Canada, March 15-18, 2003. See http://www.nunatime.ca.

Cervato Cinzia; Huber B; Keane C; Leckie M; Marshall C R; Ogg J; Sikora P; Wardlaw B. 2003. CHRONOS network for Earth system history; development of integrated databases and toolkits accessible through a common portal. Abstracts with Programs - Geological Society of America. 35: 365.

2004 Ogg, J., Gradstein, F.M., and Smith, A.G., 2004. Geologic Time Scale 2004. Abstracts with

Programs - Geological Society of America, 36: 74. Ogg, J., 2004. Cenozoic-Mesozoic Time Scale 2004. Abstracts with Programs - Geological

Society of America, 36: 210. Smith, A., and Ogg, J., 2004. Paleozoic-Precambrian Time Scale 2004. Abstracts with

Programs - Geological Society of America, 36: 210. Cervato Cinzia; Bowring Samuel A; Fils Doug; Hinnov Linda; Huber Brian; Leckie Mark;

Marshall Charles; Ogg James G; Sadler Peter; Wardlaw Bruce R. 2004. CHRONOS network for Earth system history; integrated databases and toolkits accessible through a common portal; www.chronos.org. Abstracts with Programs - Geological Society of America, 36: 65.

2005 Gradstein Felix M; Ogg James G. A geologic time scale 2004; why, how, and where next!.

Scott David B (chairperson) In: North American paleontology convention, Dinosaurs to dinoflagellates; programme and abstracts. [Abstract, Serial, Conference Document] PaleoBios. 25; 2, Suppl., Pages 52-53. 2005.


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Ogg James G; Knabe Keith; Hardenbol Jan; Lugowski Adam, 2005. Revised "SEPM" Mesozoic-Cenozoic sequence chronostratigraphic charts. Abstracts with Programs - Geological Society of America, 37: 143.

Ogg, J., and Lugowski, A., 2005. TimeScale Creator. Abstracts with Programs - Geological Society of America,

2006 Gradstein, F.M., and Ogg, J.G., (2006). Geologic Time Scale 2004 – Why, How, and Where

Next! Volumina Jurassica, 4: 167-168. Ogg, J.G., and Przybylski, P. (2006). Jurassic chronostratigraphic charts and a display

interface: 1. Hettangian through Aalenian. Volumina Jurassica, 4: 199 Przybylski, P., and Ogg, J.G. (2006). “Jurassic chronostratigraphic charts and a display

interface: 2. Bajocian through Tithonian. Volumina Jurassica, 4: 199] 2007 Menning, M., Ogg, J.G., and Romer, R.L., (2007). A Middle and Late Permian time scale.

Journal of Stratigraphy, 31, Suppl. 1: 2 pages. 2008 (the listed talks below at GSA and Internat. Geol. Congress had published abstracts, but I

haven’t yet looked up the details): Hinnov, L.A., Locklair, R., Ogg, J., "Construction of the Astronomical TimeScale-Part 1. Early

Cretaceous", 33nd International Geological Congress, session "Recent developments in the Geologic Timescale" (2008). Abstract Published.

Locklair, R., Hinnov, L.A., Ogg, J., "Construction of the Astronomical TimeScale-Part 2. Late Cretaceous", 33nd International Geological Congress, session "Recent developments in the Geologic Timescale" (2008). Abstract Published.

Hinnov, L.A., Ogg, J, "An Astronomical Time Scale for the Mesozoic Era", 33nd International Geological Congress, session "Recent developments in the Geologic Timescale" (2008). Abstract Published.

Hinnov, L.A., Ogg, J., "Solving Earth history problems with the Astronomical TimeScale" , 33nd International Geological Congress, session " The EARTHTIME Project" (2008). Abstract Published.

Hinnov, L.A., Locklair, R., Ogg, J., Huret, E., "Absolute age of the Cretaceous/Paleogene boundary at the precessional scale". Geological Society of America Annual Meeting, (2008). Abstract Published

Locklair, R., Hinnov, L.A., Ogg, J.G., "The Cretaceous Astronomical Time Scale" Geological Society of America Annual Meeting, (2008). Abstract Published

Boulila, S., Ogg, J., Przybylski, P.A., Galbrun, B., Hinnov, L.A., "Pacific spreading rates during Middle Jurassic through Early Cretaceous: astronomical cycle-derived durations of M-Sequence polarity chrons", Geological Society of America Annual Meeting, (2008). Abstract Published

2009 Laurie, J., Mantle, D., Nicoll, R., and Ogg, J., 2009. Customizing the global standard timescale

for use in Australasia. APPEA Journal, 49. [paper given at Australian Petroleum Production & Exploration Association (APPEA) 2009 Conference (31 May-3 June, 2009; Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia)]. On-line only [www.appea.com.au, under publications]; 4 pages.

Laurie, J., Mantle, D., Nicoll, R., and Ogg, J., 2009. Customizing the global standard timescale for use in Australasia. AusGEO News, 97. On-line only [www.ga.gov.au/ausgeonews]; 4 pages.

Gradstein, F.M., Hilgen, F., Ogg, J.G., and Hinnov, L.A. (2009), INVITED: Recent developments in the Geologic Time Scale, with special reference to the Cenozoic


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and Cretaceous, North American Micropaleontology Section, SEPM, International Conference, Houston, TX, 14-19 March.

James Ogg, A. Lugowski, F. Gradstein, 20 Oct 2009. Earth history visualization – the TimeScale Creator system and datapacks. GSA Annual Meeting, Portland, Oregon. Geological Society of America Abstracts with Programs, Vol. 41, No. 7, p. 423.

Linda Hinnov, James Ogg (presenter), C. Huang, B. Galbrun, E. Huret, S. Boulila, D. Husson and R. Lockair, 20 Oct 2009., Current status of the Mesozoic astronomical time scale. GSA Annual Meeting, Portland, Oregon. Geological Society of America Abstracts with Programs, Vol. 41, No. 7, p. 420.

Linda Hinnov and James Ogg (invited talk), 16 Dec 2009. Mesozoic cyclostratigraphy, the 405-kyr orbital eccentricity metronome, and the Astronomical Time Scale. AGU Annual Meeting, Eos Trans. AGU, 90(52), Fall Meet. Suppl., Abstract GP22A-02.

Gradstein, F.M., Hilgen, F., Ogg, J., Hinnov, L., "Recent developments in the Geologic Time Scale, with special reference to the Cenozoic and Cretaceous", North American Micropaleontology Section, SEPM Meeting: Geologic Problem Solving with Microfossils II, (2009). Abstract Published

Husson, D., Hinnov, L.A., Locklair, R., Galbrun, B., Huang, C., Huret, E., Ogg, J., "Development of an Astronomical Time Scale for the Cretaceous Period”, AAPG Annual Convention, (2009). Abstract Published

Hinnov, L.A., Ogg, J, "Astrochronology of the Cenozoic Era: a critical review", AAPG Annual Convention, Denver, CO, 7-10 June, 2009. Abstract Published

Huang, C., Hinnov, L.A., Huret, E., Boulila, S., Ogg, J., "Integrated astronomical calibration of the Jurassic time scale", AAPG Annual Convention, Denver, CO, 7-10 June, 2009. Abstract Published.

Hinnov, L.A. and Ogg, J. (2009), INVITED: Mesozoic cyclostratigraphy, the 405-kyr orbital eccentricity metronome, and the Astronomical Time Scale, AGU Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA, 14-18 Dec 2009. Abstract Published

2010 James Ogg, 29 Jan 2010. The lithostratigraphic and petroleum database initiatives of the

Geologic Surveys in Australia, New Zealand, UK and Canada, using Time Scale Creator Pro. The Norlex (Norwegian Interactive Offshore Stratigraphic Lexicon) Initiative and Project, Natural History Museum, Olso, Norway.

James Ogg and Linda Hinnov, 29 Jan 2010. Orbital Tuning the Cretaceous and Paleogene. The Norlex (Norwegian Interactive Offshore Stratigraphic Lexicon) Initiative and Project, Natural History Museum, Olso, Norway

Herrera, J., and Ogg, J. (2010). Oxfordian Sea-Level Oscillations: 400-kyr periodicity of sequences in British (Subboreal) and French (Sub-Mediterranean) reference sections. Eighth International Congress on the Jurassic System (Suining, Sichuan, China; 9-13 July 2010).

Ogg, J.G., Hinnov, L.A., Huang, C., and Przyblylski, P.A., 2010. Late Jurassic time scale: integration of ammonite zones, magnetostratigraphy, astronomical tuning and sequence interpretation for Tethyan, Sub-boreal and Boreal realms. Earth Science Frontiers, 17: 81-82. (Special issue for 8th International Congress on the Jurassic System)

Huang, C., Hinnov, L.A., Ogg, J., Galbrun, B., Boulila, S., Huret, E. (2010), Astronomical calibration of the Jurassic Time Scale (8th International Congress on the Jurassic System, Sichuan, China, 9-13 August 2010)


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Ogg, J.G., Hinnov, L.A., Przyblylski, P.A., Huang, C., and Boulila, S. (2010), Late Jurassic time scale: integration of ammonite zones, magnetostratigraphy, astronomical tuning and sequence interpretation for Tethyan, Sub-boreal and Boreal realms, Geological Society of America, Annual Meeting, Denver, CO, 31 Oct – 3 Nov., 2010.

2012 Ogg, J.G., “Geologic Time Scale 2012”, 34th International Geological Congress, session

"Stratigraphic GSSPs". Abstract Published. Ogg, J.G., “Earth history visualization system”, 34th International Geological Congress,

Abstract Published. USING BIOSTRATIGRAPHY TO INTERPRET SEA-LEVEL VARIATIONS - A STUDENT

EXERCISE (KAINKARYAM, Sribharath M., OGG, James G., CHUNDURU, Nag Varun, WATERMAN, Art, and SNEDDEN, John); Geological Society of America annual meeting, Charlotte, NC, 4-7 Nov 2012

EARTH HISTORY VISUALIZATION SYSTEM (OGG, James G., GRADSTEIN, Felix M., AULT, Aaron, CHUNDURU, Nag Varun, BALMOS, Andrew, and BOBICK, Rebecca) ; Geological Society of America annual meeting, Charlotte, NC, 4-7 Nov 2012

THE EVOLVING PLANETARY TIME SCALE (TANAKA, Kenneth L., HARTMANN, William K., COLLINS, Geoffrey C., and OGG, James G.) ; Geological Society of America annual meeting, Charlotte, NC, 4-7 Nov 2012

MESOZOIC TIME SCALE: INTEGRATION AND IMPLICATIONS OF RADIO-ISOTOPIC DATING, CYCLE STRATIGRAPHY, MAGNETO-BIOSTRATIGRAPHY, ISOTOPIC EXCURSIONS AND OTHER EVENTS (HINNOV, Linda A., OGG, James G., and HUANG, Chunju) ; Geological Society of America annual meeting, Charlotte, NC, 4-7 Nov 2012

PALEOGENE-NEOGENE TIME SCALE (VANDENBERGHE, Noël, HILGEN, Frits, LOURENS, Lucas J.1, SPEIJER, Robert P., VAN DAM, Jan A., OGG, James G., and GRADSTEIN, Felix M.) ; Geological Society of America annual meeting, Charlotte, NC, 4-7 Nov 2012

Callovian (upper Middle Jurassic) magnetostratigraphy and its correlation to Pacific marine magnetic anomalies, GIPE, Rachel, OGG, James, and COE, Angela; American Geophysical Union, San Francisco – 3-7 Dec 2012

2013 Rachel Gipe [=my grad student], James Ogg and Angela Coe, "Magnetostratigraphy of the

Callovian (upper Middle Jurassic) and calibration of the Pacific M-sequence of magnetic anomalies" -- 125th Annual Meeting of Geological Society of America; 27-30 Oct 2013.

C. INVITED LECTURES 1. Professional - INVITED (since 1989) 1989 "Jurassic Magnetic Polarity Time Scale", Kochi University, Japan 1992 "Jurassic through Early Cretaceous sedimentation history of the tropical Pacific", Kiel,

Germany 1993 "Mesozoic Time Scale", AAPG annual meeting, New Orleans 1995 "Mid-Cretaceous Sea Levels", (with Ursula Röhl), Carbonate Depositional

Environments, Bisbane, Australia.


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1996 “Cretaceous Time Scale”, Amoco Petroleum (Houston) Aug, 1996 -- 29th International Geological Congress, Beijing, China, Invited speaker and

short-course “Quantitative Stratigraphy” (however, in June, I had to decline due to overload of other commitments, and lack of travel support)

1997 “Milankovitch Cycles and Stratigraphy”, Oslo (Norway) 1997 Keynote: European Geoscience ‘98 convention (April, 1998, Birmingham, England):

“Ingredients, Cooking and Serving of the Mesozoic-Cenozoic Time Scale” 2000 International Geological Congress -- Keynote presentations, (Rio de Janeiro, August

2000): U. Röhl, J.G. Ogg and G. Wefer (2000) “Astronomical tuning of the Paleocene time

scale” Ogg, J.G., and F. Gradstein (2000) “Perspectives on the Geological Time Scale for

the 21st Century” plus, Convener of the symposium “Stratigraphy in the 21st Century” 2003 Ogg, J., 2003. “The CHRONOS Network for Earth History Databases”,

Paléoceanographie du Mésozoïque (Mesozoic Paleoceanography), Réunion specialize de la Société géologique de France, Paris 10-11 July 2003.

2004 Ogg, J., 2004. Mesozoic Time Scale 2004. International Geological Congress, Florence, Italy, August 2004.

Ogg, J., 2004. Boundary Stratotypes: Preserving the foundations of the International Geologic Time Scale. International Geological Congress, Florence, Italy, August 2004.

Ogg, J., 2004. Status of the Quaternary. International Geological Congress, Florence, Italy, August 2004.

Ogg, J., 2004. “Demerara Rise paleolatitudes and the history of the Gulf of Mexico”. Ocean Drilling Program Leg 207 conference, Caens, France, Sept 2004.

2005 Keynote: Ogg, J., 2005. Geologic Time Scale 2004, -- SEPM International Conference on Geologic Problem Solving with Microfossils, Houston, Texas, 6-11 March 2005. This was followed by an open roundtable led by Jim Ogg and Felix Gradstein.

Ogg, J.G. “Geologic Time Scale 2004”, International Symposium on Triassic Chronostratigraphy and Biotic Recovery, Chaohu, CHINA, 23-25 May 2005.

“International Geologic Time Scale”, Nanjing University, China, May 2005. “Geologic Time Scale”, GeoForschungsZentrum Potsdam, July 2005. “Cretaceous Time Scale”, International Cretaceous Symposium, Neuchatel,

SWITZERLAND, September 2005. 2006 Ogg, J.G. “Mesozoic-Cenozoic Chronostratigraphic Charts”, AAPG, Houston, TX,

April 2006. Ogg, J.G., and Lugowski, A., “TimeScale Creator”, AAPG, Houston, TX, April 2006. Ogg, J.G. “Status of Geologic Time Scale and the Time-Scale Creator Visualization

System”. German Stratigraphic Commission, Frankfurt, Germany, 15 Nov 2006. Keynote: Ogg, J., “Mesozoic chronostratigraphy” GSA Penrose, Chronostratigraphy:

Beyond the Global Standard Stratotype and Point. Schoss Seggau, Austria, 3-9 June 2006.

Opening Keynote: Gradstein, F.M., and Ogg, J.G.. “Geologic Time Scale 2004 – Why, How, and Where Next!” 7th International Congress on the Jurassic System, Krakow, Poland, 6-18 Sept 2006.

plus, Convener of the symposium “Cyclostratigraphy and Magnetostratigraphy”


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Ogg, J.G., and Hinnov, L.A. “Astronomical Scaling of Stages within the Cretaceous and Triassic”. XIth International Congress for Mathematical Geology, Liege, Belgium, 3-8 Sept 2006.

plus, Organizer and Convener of the symposium “Recent developments in the geologic time scale using orbital tuning”

Röhl, U., and Ogg, J.G. “Astronomical-scaling of the Early Paleogene: Integrative Stratigraphy for the Paleocene-Eocene”. XIth International Congress for Mathematical Geology, Liege, Belgium, 3-8 Sept 2006.

2007 Geological Society of Australia (invited presentation; Canberra, Apr., 2007), Russian Black Gold: Russian petro-geology and petro-politics. [NOTE: Received award for Best GSA Presentation, 2007]

International Congress on Permian and Carboniferous (Nanjing, China; June, 2007) – Opening Address (in my role as ICS Secretary General).

International Congress on Ordovician and Silurian (Nanjing, China; July, 2007) – Closing Address (in my role as ICS Secretary General).

International Quaternary Research Association Congress (invited presentation; Cairns, Australia; Aug, 2007) – Formalizing the Quaternary The Perspective of the International Commission on Stratigraphy (ICS) (in my role as ICS Secretary General).

Novazem (invited presentation – conference on Barents Sea hydrocarbon exploration; Oslo, Norway; Oct, 2007) – TimeScale Creator Pro.

Geoscience Australia (invited seminar, Canberra; Dec., 2007) “Integrated Time Scales for Phanerozoic: Databases & Tools, and applications within Geoscience Australia”.

American Geophysical Union (Invited Keynote; San Francisco; Oct, 2007) – Story in the Sediments: Jurassic-Cretaceous Paleoceanography.

2008 Hinnov, L.A., Ogg, J., Applications of the sedimentary record of astronomically-driven paleoclimate oscillations and trends, AAPG Annual Convention, San Antonio, TX, 20-23 April. (SEPM Excellence in Oral Presentation Award).

International Geological Congress, Oslo, Norway, August 2008. [Gradstein, F.M., and Ogg, J.G. were joint-conveners of a session on the geologic time scale.]

Opening Keynote: Ogg, J.G., The International Geologic Time Scale – Status of boundary definitions.

Gradstein, F.M., and Ogg, J.G., Recent developments in the geologic time scale. Hinnov, L., and Ogg, J.G., An astronomical time scale for the Mesozoic Era. Menning, M., and Ogg, J.G., A Middle and Late Permian time scale calibrated by cycles

and radio-isotopic age determinations. Hinnov, L., and Ogg, J.G., Solving Earth history problems with the Astronomical Time

Scale. Hinnov, L., Lockair, R., and Ogg, J.G., The Cretaceous astronomical time scale. Hinnov, L., and Ogg, J.G., Construction of the Cretaceous astronomical time Scale.

Part 1: Early Cretaceous. Lockair, R., Hinnov, L., and Ogg, J.G., Construction of the Cretaceous astronomical

time Scale. Part 2: Late Cretaceous. Geological Society of America annual meeting, Houston, October 2008. [Hinnov, L., and Ogg,

J.G. were joint-conveners of a session on cycle stratigraphy.] Lockair, R., Hinnov, L., and Ogg, J.G., The Cretaceous Astronomical Time Scale.


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Boulila, S., Ogg, J.G. (presenter), Galbrun, B., and Hinnov, L., Pacific Spreading Rates during Middle Jurassic through Early Cretaceous: Astronomical Cycle-Derived Durations of M-Sequence Polarity Chrons.

Hinnov, L., Lockair, R., Ogg, J.G., and Huret, E., Absolute Age of the Cretaceous-Paleogene Boundary at the Precessional Scale.

2009 Linda Hinnov and James Ogg (invited talk), 16 Dec 2009. Mesozoic cyclostratigraphy,

the 405-kyr orbital eccentricity metronome, and the Astronomical Time Scale. AGU Annual Meeting.

Invited Shortcourse: The TS-Creator © stratigraphic database and visualization package. James G. Ogg, Felix M. Gradstein, and Adam Lugowski. North American Micropaleontology Section, SEPM Meeting: Geologic Problem Solving with Microfossils II, (March, 2009)..

2010 Invited Shortcourse: The TS-Creator © stratigraphic database and visualization

package. James G. Ogg, Felix M. Gradstein, and Adam Lugowski. 28 January 2010. Natural History Museum, Olso, Norway.

Invited Shortcourse: The TS-Creator © stratigraphic database and visualization package. James G. Ogg. 28 July 2010. Nanjing Institute of Paleontology and Geology, Nanjing, China.

2012 Invited Shortcourse: The TS-Creator stratigraphic database and visualization package.

James G. Ogg. May 2012. Lundin Petroleum, Oslo, Norway. Invited Shortcourse: The TS-Creator stratigraphic database and visualization package.

James G. Ogg. May 2012. Statoil Petroleum, Stavanger, Norway. Ogg, J.G. (invited talk). Geologic Timescale 2012. New Zealand GNS, Lower Hutt,

New Zealand, 20 July 2012. Ogg, J.G. (invited talk). Geologic Timescale 2012. Geoscience Australia (Australia

geological survey); Canberra, Australia, 2 August 2012. Invited Shortcourse: The TS-Creator stratigraphic database and visualization package.

James G. Ogg. Oct 2012. Maersk Petroleum, Copenhagen, Denmark. Geological Society of America annual meeting, Charlotte NC, November 2012. [Ogg,

J.G., Hinnov, L.A., and Schmitz, M. were joint-conveners of two sessions with total of 30 papers on integrated Earth history.]

2013 Invited Workshop: TimeScale Creator and the 2012 Time Scale. James G. Ogg and

Gabi Ogg. 46th Annual Palynology Meeting (N.Amer. Micropaleontology Society; Canadian Association of Palynologists; American Assoc. Stratigraphic Palynology; San Francisco, 20-24 Oct 2013)

2. Professional - Submitted Presentations at meetings (past twenty years) 1993 Gradstein F M; Hardenbol Jan; Agterberg F P; Ogg J G; Huang Z., 1993. A Mesozoic

time scale. Seventh meeting of the European Union of Geosciences, 1993. 1994 "Oxfordian Magnetic Polarity Time Scale", 4th International Jurassic Congress,

Mendoza, Argentina 1994 "Early Triassic Magnetic Polarity Time Scale", (with Stefania Graziano), American

Geophysical Union Annual Meeting, San Francisco


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1995 "Aptian-Albian Sea-Level History", (with Ursula Röhl), German Ocean Drilling Program, Münich

1997 “Oxfordian Magnetic Time Scale”, (with Angela Coe), American Geophysical Union annual meeting, San Francisco

1998 “Oxfordian Magnetic Time Scale”, (with Angela Coe) 5th International Jurassic Congress

“Magnetostratigraphy of the Blake-Nose transect”, (with Leon Bardot), Ocean Drilling Program conference, Granada, Spain (Feb, 1999)

“Paleolatitude history of the Florida Margin”, (with Leon Bardot), Ocean Drilling Program conference, Granada, Spain (Feb, 1999)

1999 “Astronomical tuning of the Danian time scale”, (with Ursula Röhl and Tricia Geib), Geological Society of America annual meeting, Denver

“Astronomical tuning of Aptian-Albian boundary interval: Oceanic Anoxic Event 1b through Lower Albian magnetic polarity Subchron M”-2r”, (with Ursula Röhl and Tricia Geib), American Geophysical Union annual meeting, San Francisco

2000 Gradstein Felix M; Ogg James G. (2000). Reflections on the geological time scale. Second Romanian symposium on Palaeontology, 2000.

2001 C. Zhang and J.G. Ogg,, “Paleomagnetic Software for Research and Undergraduate Education”, Geological Society of America (Boston, Nov 2001).

2003 Cervato Cinzia; Huber B; Keane C; Leckie M; Marshall C R; Ogg J; Sikora P; Wardlaw B. 2004. CHRONOS network for Earth system history; development of integrated databases and toolkits accessible through a common portal. Geological Society of America, 2003 annual meeting, 2003.

2004 Ogg, J., Gradstein, F.M., and Smith, A.G., 2004. Geologic Time Scale 2004. Geological Society of America (Rocky Mountain and Cordilleran 100th annual meeting), Boise, Idaha, May 2004.

Ogg, J., 2004. Cenozoic-Mesozoic Time Scale 2004. Geological Society of America Annual Meeting, Denver, Colorado, November 2004.

Smith, A., and Ogg, J., 2004. Paleozoic-Precambrian Time Scale 2004. Geological Society of America Annual Meeting, Denver, Colorado, November 2004.

Cervato Cinzia; Bowring Samuel A; Fils Doug; Hinnov Linda; Huber Brian; Leckie Mark; Marshall Charles; Ogg James G; Sadler Peter; Wardlaw Bruce R. 2004. CHRONOS network for Earth system history; integrated databases and toolkits accessible through a common portal; www.chronos.org. Geological Society of America, Rocky Mountain Section, 56th annual meeting; Geological Society of America, Cordilleran Section, 100th annual meeting, 2004.

2005 Gradstein Felix M; Ogg James G. (2005). A geologic time scale 2004; why, how, and where next!. North American Paleontology Convention, Dinosaurs to Dinoflagellates, 2005.

Ogg, J., 2005. Geologic Time Scale. The International Symposium on Triassic Chronostratigraphy and Biotic Recovery, Chaohu City, Anhui Province, The People’s Republic of China, 23-25 May 2005.

Ogg, J., 2005. Cretaceous chronostratigraphic charts and a display interface. 7th International Symposium on the Cretaceous, Neuchatel, Switzerland, 5-9 Sept 2005.

Ogg, J., 2005. Revised SEPM Mesozoic-Cenozoic Sequence Chronostratigraphy Charts. Geological Society of America annual meeting, Salt Lake City, October 2005. [This included demonstrations of TimeScale Creator visualization software.]


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2006 Ogg, J., and Van Couvering, J. “Time Scale on the Internet: Transparent Consensus and Interactive Upgrades”. GSA Penrose, Chronostratigraphy: Beyond the Global Standard Stratotype and Point. Schoss Seggau, Austria, 3-9 June 2006.

Ogg, J.G., and Przybylski, P. “Jurassic chronostratigraphic charts and a display interface: 1. Hettangian through Aalenian”. 7th International Congress on the Jurassic System, Krakow, Poland, 6-18 Sept 2006.

Przybylski, P., and Ogg, J.G. “Jurassic chronostratigraphic charts and a display interface: 2. Bajocian through Tithonian”. 7th International Congress on the Jurassic System, Krakow, Poland, 6-18 Sept 2006.

Ogg, J.G., “Status and Recommended Definition for Quaternary”, and “TimeScale Creator” at International Commission on Stratigraphy, Leuven, Belgium, September 2006.

2007 International Congress on Permian and Carboniferous (Nanjing, China; June, 2007) – Poster – Carboniferous Time Scale

International Congress on Permian and Carboniferous (Nanjing, China; June, 2007) – Poster – Permian Time Scale

International Congress on Permian and Carboniferous (Nanjing, China; June, 2007) – Poster (2nd author) – A Middle and Late Permian time scale

Geological Society of America (Denver; Oct, 2007) – TimeScale Creator Visualization System of Earth History.

American Geophysical Union (San Francisco; Oct, 2007) -- Przybylski, P., and Ogg, J.G. “Calibration of Pre-M25 Marine Magnetic Anomalies: Magnetic Polarity Composite of Late Callovian Through Kimmeridgian”.

2008 [I stopped this heading, because it is partly redundant with above] 3. Popular and Educational (“ invited”) (past ten years) 1989 "Mesozoic Paleoceanography", Purdue University 1990 "Evolution of the Nepal Himalayas", Purdue University 1991 "Milankovitch Cycles and the Ocean", Purdue University 1994 "The Ancient Pacific Ocean", University of Cincinnati 1994 "Jurassic Paleoceanography", University of Texas at Dallas 1995 "Massive Disruption of the Global Carbon Cycle during Geological Time", New York

University 1996 “Cretaceous Paleoceanography”, ETH (Zurich, Switzerland) 1997 “The Day the Dinosaurs Died”, Purdue University (Discovery lecture) Same lecture: University of Cincinnati Same lecture: University of Maine Same lecture: IUPUI (Indianapolis) 1999 “It’s Got Rhythm”, Inst. Geol. & Geophys., New Zealand “The Day the Dinosaurs Died”, Inst. Geol. & Geophys., New Zealand “The Day the Dinosaurs Died”, New Zealand Astronomical Society (Wellington) “The Day the Dinosaurs Died”, Dept. Geophysics, University of Munich 2002 “Ocean Drilling and Dinosaur Extinction”, Cumberland School (grade school class),

Lafayette, IN (Jan, 2002) “Superplumes and Ocean Drilling”, Dept. Geoscience, Eastern Illinois University,

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2003 “Ocean Drilling and Dinosaur Extinction”, Happy Hollow School, West Lafayette, IN (total of three 5th grade classes; 80 students) (Oct., 2003)

“Super-Greenhouse from a Super-Plume: Ancient Climate Evidence from the Deep Sea”, part of “Our Changing Climate” series, Wabash Area Lifetime Learning Association (WALLA), Morton Center, West Lafayette (65 people attended) (Apr., 2003)

2004 “Progress and Challenges with the Mesozoic Time Scale”. NORGES project (consortium of petroleum companies), Oslo, Norway, Sept 2004.

“International Geologic Time Scale”, ExxonMobil Corporation, Houston, Texas, 15 March 2004.

2005 “Interactive Bio-Chrono-Sequence Stratigraphic Charts”. NORLEX workshop on Some Recent Developments in Stratigraphy, Oslo, Norway, 30 Sept 2005.

“Geologic Time Scale 2004”, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida, 13 January 2005.

“Geologic Time Scale 2004”, Florida State University, Tallahassee, Florida, 14 January 2005.

“From Russia with Love” (Note: it is actually about Russian petro-politics). Invited presentation -- NORLEX, Recent Developments in Stratigraphy with reference to offshore Norway, Oslo, NORWAY, October 2005.

2006 “TSCreator -- A New Tool in Stratigraphy and Time Scale Applications”. Geo Workshop, The Novaya Zemlya Project (sponsored by Oslo Museum of Natural History), 17-18 Feb 2006.

“From Russia with Love” (Note: it is actually about Russian petro-politics). Invited presentation – Norwegian Geological Society, Feb 2006.

2007 Australian National University (invited seminar; Canberra, Apr., 2007), International Geologic Time Scale.

Geoscience Australia (invited seminar; Canberra, May, 2007), , From Russia with Love (of Money and Power) [Russian petro-geology and petro-politics]

2008 Arizona State University (invited seminar; Tucson, Arizona; Feb, 2008) – Russian Black Gold (Petro-geology and Petro-politics)

ExxonMobil (invited presentation; Houston; Feb, 2008) – TimeScale Creator Pro Visualization System (and a workshop)

ExxonMobil (invited presentation; Houston; Feb, 2008) – Paleozoic time scale and sequence stratigraphy

Chevron (invited presentation; Houston; Feb, 2008) – TimeScale Creator Pro Visualization System (and a workshop)

BP (invited presentation; Houston; Feb, 2008) – TimeScale Creator Pro Visualization System (and a workshop)

Purdue University (Discovery Lecture, EAS): “Super-Greenhouses and Middle East Oil” (14 Feb 08)

“The Fishery Crisis”, part of “Sustainability” series, Wabash Area Lifetime Learning Association (WALLA), Morton Center, West Lafayette (65 people attended) (Apr., 2008)

“TSCreator – Russian and Arctic databases”. The Novaya Zemlya Project (sponsored by Oslo Museum of Natural History), Nov, 2008.

2009 From Russia “With Love”: Oil, Gas, Money and Power. EAS Seminar, Purdue University; 12 Feb 2009.

Superplumes and Supergiants – Oil of the Middle East. Geoscience Australia, Canberra, Australia; June 2009.


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[NOTE: for 2010 thrugh 2012, see “invited” presentations below] 2013 Texas Oil Tycoons, Geoscience Australia, Canberra; 30 July 2013 Geologic TimeScale and Earth History Visualization, China University of Geosciences,

Wuhan, China; 25 Sept 2013. Geologic TimeScale and Earth History Visualization, Chengdu University of

Technology; Chengdu, China; 27 Sept 2013 2014 Texas Oil Tycoons, Purdue University (Discovery Lecture, EAPS); 23 Jan 2014 Geologic TimeScale and Earth History Visualization, University of Leuben; Leuben,

Belgium; 30 Mar 2014 4. INVITED PUBLICATIONS [Note: I stopped compiling after 2008; and merely noted these

in the publication list as a “note”] "Jurassic magnetostratigraphy - review and compilation" International Symposium on Jurassic

Stratigraphy, Erlangen, Germany, Sept. l-8, l984. "Jurassic magnetic polarity time scale", invited chapter for The Jurassic of the Circum-Pacific

(G.E.G. Westermann, editor; Elsevier Publ.), Jan, 1989. "Magnetostratigraphic correlation of the Jurassic-Cretaceous boundary, Tethyan and English

faunal realms", invited paper for special issue Cretaceous Research, July 1991. "Sedimentation rate curves and discontinuities from sliding-window spectral analysis of logs",

invited summary for The Log Analyst, (Dec.1990), [with reprint in Lamont Borehole Group Logging Manual], Jan. 1991.

"Geologic time scale" and "Phanerozoic magnetostratigraphy", invited compilations for the AGU Handbook of Geophysics, Nov. 1992.

“Mesozoic magnetic polarity time scale”. in de Graciansky, P.C., and Hardenbol, J., eds., Mesozoic and Cenozoic Stratigraphy of European Basins: Tulsa, SEPM Special Publication 60, 1998.

5. INVITED SHORT COURSES Fall l988 -- Dipartmento Scienze della Terra, Universita della Calabria, Consenza, Italy --

Invited to present an intensive multi-day short course on "Magnetostratigraphy" at the state university.

[NOTE: One-day workshops of recent years are listed elsewhere] D. OTHER PRESENTED PAPERS [See listing of Published Abstracts and Summaries for all years.] E. OTHER PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES 1. Outreach products We have concentrated on global distribution of free or at-cost teaching resources for Earth History. The current (2008-2010) activities are summarized on the first pages of this Vita (after Teaching).


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2. Invited Participant [NOTE: I stopped listing after 1995, because I was being constantly invited to participate in conferences, etc.; instead, Keynotes and special travel grants are indicated under Professional activities]

l986 Sept. -- "Paleomagnetic Objectives for the Ocean Drilling Program", workshop sponsored

by Joint Oceanographic Institutes (Davis, Calif.; travel support from U.S. Science Activities Council), report on recommendations published (l986, 27 pages)

l987 July -- "Second Conference on Scientific Ocean Drilling (COSOD II)", Strasbourg, France; participant in working group on Biota and Evolution in the Marine Environment; report on objectives for future drilling published (l988, about l50 pages)

l987 Sept -- Second International Symposium on Jurassic Stratigraphy, and Subcommission on Jurassic Stratigraphy (Lisbon, Portugal; served as Convenor of the Magnetostratigraphy Working Group, presented 3 papers (see publications); proceedings in press (l988, 3 volumes).

1989 Mar -- "Co-chief's Review of the Ocean Drilling Program", Texas A&M (3 days) 1989 Apr -- American Association of Petroleum Geologists, Annual Meeting, San Antonio

(presented one paper; co-author on three others) 1989 July -- 28th International Geological Congress,Washington, D.C. (presenting two papers;

co-author on two others) 1991 July -- "Indian Ocean Paleoceanography" workshop, Cardiff, Wales 1991 Sept -- 3rd International Jurassic Symposium, Poitiers, France (presenting one paper, co-

chair session, chairman of working group) 1992 Sept -- 4th International Paleoceanography Conference, Kiel, Germany (presenting two

papers and one poster) 1993 Apr -- American Assoc. Petroleum Geologists, Annual Meeting, New Orleans (presented

one paper) 1994 Jan & July -- Earth Systems Science Education, 2 meetings in Washington, D.C. (presented

development of Purdue's courses) 1994 Oct -- 4th International Jurassic Congress, Mendoza, Argentina (presented one paper,

chairman of working group) 1995 Jan -- Joint Oceanographic Institutions advisory committee (NSF), Washington, D.C. 3. Journal Reviewer (usually 7 papers per year) Geology Proceedings Ocean Drilling Program Earth and Planetary Science Letters Episodes Paleoceanography Earth Science Reviews 4. Proposal Reviewer (usually 4 proposals per year) NSF -- Earth Science, International Programs, Ocean Science NCAR -- Paleoclimate


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5. Book Reviewer (usually 1 every 3 years) Principles of Sedimentation and Stratigraphy (by S. Boggs, MacMillan Publ.) World's Oceans, A.C. Duxbury and A.B. Duxbury: W.C. Brown Publ.), Oceanography: An

Invitation to Marine Science (by T. Garrison; Wadworth Publ.); and two other manuscripts for oceanography textbooks (not published, perhaps because I gave rather unfavorable reviews).

The Earth System (by J. Kastens, J. Kump and R. Crane; Prentice-Hall Publ.) ************************************ F. FUNDING 1. Funding Table (Principal Investigator, unless otherwise noted) i. "Tethyan Jurassic Pelagic Sediments" (Co-investigator) NSF EAR78-10786, Aug,1978-Sept,1981 $107,600 ii. "Magnetostratigraphy of the Late Jurassic, Northern Italy" NSF travel grant, International Programs Division $5000 iii. "Geomagnetic Polarity during the Jurassic" (Co-investigator) NSF EAR8l-7739, July,1981-July,1983 $99,979 iv. "Early Cretaceous Magnetic Polarity Time Scale, Milankovitch Climate Cycles, and Spreading

Rates" NSF EAR82-6263, Oct,1982-Mar,1984 $48,241 v. "Magnetic Reversal History, Climate Cycles, and Ocean Spreading Rates during the Early

Cretaceous" NSF grant #INT82-l3069, Mar,1983-Aug,1985 $4,780, vi. "Jurassic and Early Cretaceous Tectonic and Sedimentation History of the Central Atlantic,

Western Tethys and Pacific Ocean Basins" (Co-investigator) NSF OCE82-07771, Oct,1982-Sept,1985 $177,965 vii. "The Paleozoic-Mesozoic Boundary" (Co-Investigator) NSF EAR84-19125, Jan,1985-Jan,1987 $100,000


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viii. "A Magnetic Polarity Time Scale from the Early Triassic Stage Stratotypes (Sverdrup Basin, Canadian Arctic)"

NSF grants DPP-85209l0 and DPP87-44206, Apr,1986-July,1988 $51,788 and $32,028 respectively ix. "Mesozoic Magnetostratigraphy and Correlation of Sediment Facies" NSF (U.S. Science Support Program, Ocean Drilling Project) (through Texas A&M), #1892-

003; Sept,1985-Sept,1988 $21,000 x. "Stability of the Magnetic Field during the Triassic-Jurassic Boundary Interval: A Test of

'Pulsation Tectonics'" Purdue Research Foundation, Summer Faculty XL grant, Summer 1988 $3900 xi. "Birth of the Indian Ocean" NSF (U.S. Science Support Program, Ocean Drilling Project) (through Texas A&M),

Sept,1988-August,1989 $18,500 xii. "Stratigraphy of Eocene Sedimentation of the Monterrey Formation" (Co-investigator) NSF Stratigraphy-Paleontology, July 1988 - July 1990 $7,500 subcontract to Purdue University xiii. "Magnetostratigraphy of the Missippian-Pennsyvanian Boundary" Indiana Academy of Science, Apr 1989-Apr 1990 $750 xiv. "Birth and Early History of the Indian Ocean" NSF (U.S. Science Support Program, Ocean Drilling Project) (through Texas A&M), Mar 1989

- Oct, 1990 $28,999 xv. "Sedimentation History of the Ancient Pacific, Ocean Drilling Project Leg 129, Western Pacific

Ocean" NSF (U.S. Science Support Program, Ocean Drilling Project) (through Texas A&M), Nov 1989

- Nov 1990 $20,228 xvi. "Old Pacific Crust and Jurassic Quiet Zone: Paleomagnetic and Rock Magnetic studies ODP

Leg 129, East Mariana and Pigafetta Basins, Western Pacific Ocean" NSF (U.S. Science Support Program, Ocean Drilling Project) (through Texas A&M), Nov 1989

- Nov 1990 $7,685


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xvii. "Jurassic-Early Cretaceous Sedimentary Environments and Paleoceanography of the Pacific, Ocean Drilling Project Leg 129"

NSF (U.S. Science Support Program, Ocean Drilling Project) (through Texas A&M), May 1990-Nov 1991

$22,000 xviii. "Origin of the Jurassic Quiet Zone and Paleolatitudinal Motion of the Pacific Plate, Ocean

Drilling Program Leg 129" NSF (U.S. Science Support Program, Ocean Drilling Project) (through Texas A&M), May 1990

- Nov 1991 $20,758 xix. "Formation of Pacific Atolls and Guyots during the Cretaceous, Ocean Drilling Program Leg

144" NSF (U.S. Science Support Program, Ocean Drilling Project) (through Texas A&M), May 1992

- Aug 1993 $23,232 xx. "Development and Demise of Pacific Guyots" NSF (U.S. Science Support Program, Ocean Drilling Project) (through Texas A&M), Oct, 1992

- Aug 1994 $14,000 The following two awarded grants had to be declined because of prior teaching or research

commitments: "Oxfordian Time Scale -- Collaborative Program with University of Warsaw" National Academy of Sciences, Aug, 1993-Aug, 1994 $10,000 "Eastern Mediterranean Climatic History, ODP Leg 161" NSF (U.S. Science Support Program, Ocean Drilling Project) (through Texas A&M), Feb, 1995

- Feb, 1996 up to $25,000, with additional $15,000 upon completion of drilling leg xxi. "IBM-Purdue Water-Climate Modelling Program" (Co-Investigator) IBM Corporation, Jan. 1993 - Dec 1997 $500,000 direct funds + $1,800,000 equipment allowance xxii. "Earth System Science Education Curriculum Development" (Co-Investigator) NASA (Universities Space Research Association), July, 1993-June, 1996 $75,000, plus additional $50,000 travel allowance for July, 1992-June, 1997 xxiii. Paleomagnetic stratigraphy on Leg 171, western Atlantic NSF (U.S. Science Support Program, Ocean Drilling Project) (through Texas A&M), Jan, 1997

- Jan, 1998 $18,872


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xxiv. Maastrichtian-Paleocene-Eocene time scale of polarity chrons, orbital cycles and biostratigraphy

NSF (U.S. Science Support Program, Ocean Drilling Project) (through Texas A&M), May 1997-May 1999

$32,357 ($24,857 administered by Purdue; plus $7,500 travel for cooperative research at Oxford University, England, and University of Bremen, Germany)

xxv. An integrated Earth & Atmospheric Science computer laboratory for undergraduate

instructional improvement NSF (Aug, 1997-July, 1999) Co-PI with Carol Clayson, Larry Braile, Jon Harbor, Grant Petty $39,115 xxvi. Sedimentation history of Ontong Java Plateau (Ocean Drilling Program, Leg 192, equatorial

Pacific) NSF (U.S. Science Support Program, Ocean Drilling Project) (through Texas A&M), Sept,

2000 - Sept, 2001 $18,872 xxvii. The Environmental Impacts of the Ontong Java Plateau: Aptian and Albian

Paleoceanography of the Tropical Pacific Basin NSF (U.S. Science Support Program, Ocean Drilling Project) (through Texas A&M), May

2001-May 2003 $31,071 (plus separate travel grants to College Station, TX and La Jolla, CA for sample

collection during May 2001 and August 2001, respectively) xxvii. Integration of Chronostratigraphic Databases for the 21st Century NSF (Oct., 2001-Oct., 2002) PI, with Paul Sikora (Univ. Utah) as Co=PI $26,000 (administered through Purdue) xxix. Geological Time Scale 2003 – Compilation, production and publication of the modern

geological time scale Exxon-Mobil Exploration Company (Jan, 2002-Dec, 2003) PI, with Felix Gradstein (Oslo University, Norway) as Co=PI $20,000 (administered through Purdue) xxx. Paleoceanography of the Atlantic-Caribbean-Pacific Seaway (participation on Ocean Drilling

Leg 207) NSF (U.S. Science Support Program, Ocean Drilling Project) (through Texas A&M), Jan, 2003

- Dec, 2004 $36,129 [plus travel support to Barbados/Brazil]. xxxi. Magnetostratigraphy of Leg 207 sites, and cycle-durations of Campanian through Eocene

magnetic polarity chrons NSF (U.S. Science Support Program, Ocean Drilling Project) (through Texas A&M), Jan, 2003

- Dec, 2005 $30,226 [plus travel support to Germany].


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xxxii. Chronos Network for Earth System History: Development of Integrated Databases and

Toolkits Accessible through a Common Portal. NSF (Purdue had the following independent grant, as part of a larger multi-institution award),

Aug, 2003 - July, 2006 (including no-cost extension) $129,999 [plus travel support for meetings] xxxiii. Chronos Network for Earth System History: (1) Time Scale of Earth History – database

enhancement, tools and visualization; (2) Database Development for Magnetostratigraphy.

NSF (through Iowa State University); Sept, 2005 - Aug, 2007 (including no-cost extension) $30,00 [plus travel support for meetings] xxxiv. “An Astronomical-Calibrated Time Scale for the Mesozoic Era” NSF (co-PI); July, 2007 - June, 2010 $163, 535 (Purdue share) xxxv. “Visualization for Earth History and Oil” Halliburton (PI), Nov 2011-Nov 2013 $15,800 2000-2013: Support of activities of International Commission on Stratigraphy IUGS (International Union of Geological Societies) – budget granted in March each year: $35,000 (2001); $34,000 (2002); $35,000 (2003), $50,000 (2004), $30,000 (2005), $30,000

(2006), $30,000 (2007), $40,000 (2008) (administered separately by J.Ogg, not co-mingled with Purdue funds)

ICS (Subcommission on Stratigraphic Information) – budget granted in September, 2008: Multi-year block grant: $21,000 (2008-2014) (administered separately by J.Ogg, not co-

mingled with Purdue funds) Current Grants: "Digital Time Scale" Unrestricted donations from Geoscience Australia, BP, Univ. Oslo, Saga Petroleum, Norsk

Hydro, UNOCAL, Amoco, Geologic TimeScale Foundation, and private donors. Jan. 1993 -

Total of about $350,000 received (1993-2014).

I have continual interaction with major petroleum corporations (mainly ExxonMobil, BP, Shell, StatoilHydro, Chevron and ConocoPhilips), but most of the fund-raising has gone into our international outreach activities and support to the International Commission on Stratigraphy. This consortium provided EAS a grant during late 2006 that funded 3 months of my (Spring 2007) research leave.


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Other Fellowships, Travel Grants, and Fully-Reimbursed Conference Participation: 1980 Deep Sea Drilling Project Leg 76, 4 months salary, expenses to Norfolk and from Ft.

Lauderdale 1982 Deep Sea Drilling Project Leg 89, 3 months salary, expenses to Tokyo andfrom New

Caledonia 1983 Deep Sea Drilling Project Leg 93, 3 months salary, expenses to and from Norfolk 1984 American Geological Institute travel award, 27th International Geological Congress,

Moscow, USSR 1985 Ocean Drilling Program Leg 103, 3 months salary, expenses to Norfolk and from

Germany 1987 Joint Oceanographic Institutes, travel support to Conference on Scientific Ocean

Drilling (COSOD II), Strasbourg, France 1987 Purdue Travel Grant to attend Jurassic Stratigraphy Symposium, Lisbon, Portugal 1988 Ocean Drilling Program Leg 123, 3 months salary (xi, above), travel to and from

Singapore 1988 Dipartmento Scienze della Terra, Universita della Calabria, Consenza, Italy, visiting

professorship, taught 2-week short course in December; salary and expenses reimbursed.

1989 Ocean Drilling Program Leg 129, 3 months salary (xv, above), travel to and from Guam 1991 Workshop on Indian Ocean Paleoceanography, travel to and from Cardiff, Wales and

expenses 1992 Ocean Drilling Program Leg 144, 3 months salary (xix, above), travel to Majuro and

from Tokyo 1992 National Academy of Sciences, Project development visit to Poland, August 1992. 1992 4th International Conference on Paleoceanography, Kiel, Germany, 1000 DM grant as

invited speaker. 1992 Purdue Research Foundation -- Travel Grant to 4th International Conference on

Paleoceanography, Kiel, Germany 1993 Special Graduate Fellowships, total award of $18,000, from Purdue for special

initiatives (Earth Systems, women in Geosciences) 1997 Ocean Drilling Program Leg 171, 3 months salary (xxiii, above), travel to Barbados

(Caribbean); and Granada, Spain 2000 PRF Travel Grant to Rio de Janeiro for the International Geological Congress (I was a

session convener, plus invited speaker in another session), Aug, 2000. 2000 Ocean Drilling Program Leg 192, 3 months salary (xxvii above), travel to Guam, San

Diego, College Station (Texas) and Pocatello (Idaho) 2001 International Commission on Stratigraphy – Conference on Sequence Stratigraphy

(Dallas, Texas, 20-23 Aug, 2001) 2002 American Geological Institute – Conference on Geological Databases (Washington,

D.C., 17-19 January 2002) 2003 Ocean Drilling Program Leg 207, 3 months salary (xxx above), travel to Barbados, Rio

de Janeiro (Brazil) and Normandy (France) 2003 U.S. Geological Survey – Travel support to GSA Annual Meeting, Seattle, 2-5 Nov,

2003. 2003 PRF Travel Grant to Florence (Italy) for the International Geological Congress (I was a

session convener, plus invited speaker in another session), Aug, 2004. 2004 - 2009 – I didn’t keeping track of all of these. It seemed that I was provided with travel

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2008 PRF Travel Grant to Oslo (Norway) for the International Geological Congress (I was a session convener, plus invited speaker in two other sessions), Aug, 2008.

G. INVOLVEMENT IN GRADUATE RESEARCH PROGRAM 1. Current Graduate Students Master's Committees Chairman or Member: Rebecca Bobick (project on Africa petro-basin stratigraphy database) Katelyn Verner (project on South America petro-basin stratigraphy database) Member Seamus Clarke (joint Ireland-Purdue-Spain international degree on Fracking

applications). I took him to a Chesapeake fracking operation in Ohio in Dec’12 as part of this fascinating project

RA support is being provided (Spring-Fall, 2011-2014 to Nag Varun Chunduru (computer engineering; but paid via my EAS grants) for Earth-history viewing system enhancement. However, I am not his official advisor.

RA support also given to Zsika Philips (computer science; but paid via my EAS grants) for Earth-history viewing system enhancement. However, I am not his official advisor.

Doctoral Committees Chairman: Member: 2. Graduated M.S. and Ph.D. Students Past Master's Committees Non-completions: 1995 Gregory Schrader: "Modelling of Milankovitch cycles in Jurassic deep-sea sediments" 1999 Amanda Hopkins: “Oxfordian magnetic polarity time scale” 2001 Carol Conolly: “GIS evaluation of Indiana’s coal resources” (was completed and

published jointly with Indiana Geological Survey; but not formalized in Purdue thesis format)

Chairman or Co-Chair: l987 Suzanne Kairo: "The sedimentology, stratigraphy and depositional history of the

Cretaceous Split Rock Creek Formation, Minnehaha County, South Dakota". Now at ExxonMobil.

1990 Rhonald W. Hasenyager, II: "Magnetostratigraphy of the Jurassic/Cretaceous boundary -- Tethys and English Correlations"

2000 Tricia Geib: "Astronomical tuning of the Danian and the Aptian-Albian boundary interval time scales".


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2005 Chunfu Zhang: “Geochemical signature of orbital cycles in deep-sea sediments”. [Had been PhD until the final months.]

2011 Jose Herrara: “Sequence Stratigraphy education methods” 2012 Bharath Kainkaryam: “Gulf of Mexico Depth-Age and Sequence-stratigraphy teaching

module” 2013 Rachel Gipe: “Callovian magnetostratigraphy” Member: l988 Brenda L. Dextraze: "The paleoenvironmental effect of high latitutes on the internal

growth lines of the Late Eocene biovalve Eurhomalea Antarctica l988 Jeffrey D. Stilwell: "The biostratigraphy of Early Tertiary macroinvertebrates from the

La Meseta Formation, Seymour Island, Antarctic Peninsula" 1989 Luis Marie Paredes-Mejia: "Depositional environments and paleontology of the

Rosario Formation, North Baja California" 1990 Herbert Harmon: "Coal Petrology of the Illinois Basin" 1996 Dave Zinliskas: “Mexican Ridges Foldbelt” 1998 Charlene Fricker: 2001 John Foster: “A Field Laboratory and Analytical Study of Progressive Roof Failure in

Salamander Cave, Indiana” 2008 Emre Unal: “Cambrian oncolite fauna” Past Doctoral Committees Non-completions: 1992 (member) -- Peter Sikorski: "Paleozoic stratigraphy of the Illinois Basin" 1993 (chair) -- Stefania Graziano (Univ. Calabria, Italy): "Early Triassic

magnetostratigraphy of the Dolomites" 2003 (member) -- John Teufert: “GIS disaster management system” 2005 (chair) -- Chunfu Zhang: “Geochemical signature of orbital cycles in deep-sea

sediments”. But, at end, received only a Masters degree, and now getting another doctorate at Florida State University.

Chairman: 1992 Brian P. Wallick: "Motion and development of the Pacific Plate from the Middle

Jurassic to the Late Cretaceous". Now with Saudi Aramco. 2008 Piotr Przbylski: “Magnetic Polarity Zonation and European Paleomagnetic Poles for

the Upper Jurassic”. Completed Dec, 2008; currently with BP (Houston) Member: l987 Hanafy Holail: "Stable isotopic composition and its relation to origin and diagenesis of

some Upper Cretaceous dolomites and dolomitic limestones from Egypt" 1990 Zehui Huang (Dalhousie Univ., Halifax): "Pelagic cyclic sediments from the oceans --

their periodicities and driving force" 1992 Marilyn Ginger Scarbrough: "Numerical modelling of the Mexican Ridges Foldbelt,

Gulf of Mexico" 1995 Jim Reichard: "Groundwater Component of a General Circulation Model" 1998 Anton Olenik: “Paleocene-Eocene biogeography of Kamchatka” 2008 Slah Boulila (University of Paris)


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V. SERVICE [Records are not complete for 2001-2008] A. DISCUSSION OF SERVICE B. DEPARTMENT OF EARTH AND ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES Current committees (1) Library and Safety Committee (2012-) (2) Awards Committee (2010-) Past committees 1986-1988 Curriculum committee 1987 Departmental Computing committee 1987 Faculty Advisor, SEG student club 1988 Chairman, Search committee for sedimentary geology position 1988-93 Undergraduate Committee (and again 2009-2010) This includes organizing EAS Student Forums (which Jon Harbor hosts) 1989 Departmental 5-year Plan (writer for geology group) 1989-90 Chairman, Seminar committee 1990-91 Seminar committee 1990-91 Search committee for paleoclimate position 1991-92 Chairman, Search committee for sedimentology position [Hired Ken Ridgway] 1992-93 Search committee for atmospheric chemistry position 1993-01 Graduate Committee Chair: 1997-1999 2001 Search committee for climate position [Hired Tim Filley] 2000-2005 Field committee 2008-2010 Accreditation -- Coordinator for EAS report on geology and on atmospheric

undergraduate programs 2009-2010 Graduate Committee Former chair of PACs for: Tim Filley Darryl Granger Qianlai Zhuang C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCES Current committees

(1) EAS alternative representative to Grade Appeals Committee (May 04 – Present) (2) EAS representative to Grievance Committee (2008-2011)

Past committees 1995-1996 Chairman, Environmental Minor Committee 2005-2006 Curriculum Committee


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D. PURDUE UNIVERSITY Current committees

(1) University Senate (2009-2015); (2) Senate committee for undergraduate affairs (2009-2015) (3) EAS department liaison to Study Abroad programs (2002 – Present)

Past committees 1990-1996; and 1998-2000 Faculty Censure and Dismissal committee E. INTERNATIONAL – See section on “Professional Recognition” on first pages. F. CONSULTING SERVICES Current Geoscience Australia (2006-present). One-and-half months of summer salary provided in 2007

and 2008. ExxonMobil (2004-present). Migration of their in-house stratigraphy to GTS2004 time scale,

producing timescale charts for public distribution, and in-house datapacks for TimeScale Creator.

BP (2008-present). Advanced application of Earth history databases (TSCreator) Past (incomplete) l986-88 Paleomagnetic magnetometer computerization (2G Enterprises, and Ocean Drilling

Program) -- automated data collection from pass-through cryogenic magnetometer for ocean sediment cores. Software package and manual.

1989 Jurassic paleomagnetism of the Blue Mountain terrain in Oregon -- University of Wyoming -- sampling and data analysis.

1992-94 Mesozoic magnetic polarity time scale -- EXXON Production Research Company, Houston, TX

1993-95 Phanerozoic time scale software and database -- Saga Petroleum (Norway) and Norsk Hydro (Norway)

1994-95 Cenozoic time scale for Gulf of Mexico -- UNOCAL Petroleum (Houston) 1994-95 Jurassic/Cretaceous boundary stratigraphy -- University of Texas at Dallas -- sampling

and analysis 1998-99 Cenozoic-Mesozoic time scale -- Saga Petroleum (Sandvika, Norway) 2000 onward – period (about 1 week per year) consulting with BP, ExxonMobil, and

NORGES/NORLEX.

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